“I first met Nick Robertson and his lovely wife Maddie at the Chelsea Flower show and I was captivated by his skill and creative talent. I had wanted to creative something of a legacy piece for my family and had not even considered a sculpture at this time.
 
However, from the moment I started talking to Nick I realised that creating a bust sculpture was a great idea!
 
Then within a few weeks after the show, we had started the journey with them, which was fascinating and enjoyable. 
I visited their lovely home and had several sittings and then the skilful Nick starts his work in clay.
 
Nick and Maddie made the entire process very easy, they allowed us to make changes and ensured that every detail was correct, once we signed off the final version the cast was then made and we then visited the foundry in Scotland to see the forge and arranged the patina to be created whilst we were on site, which was fascinating.
 
Nick and Maddie came to our house and helped us decide on the location and even the type of plinth the bust was going to sit upon, the whole process of having a bespoke statue like this made was made so easy by their dedication and care.
 
Thank you both for an amazing job……
Ian Barwick

I would like to say: THANK YOU! for everything you did for us and our church. People admire and love your job. You are such talented man Nick! Certainly God gave you a special gift and you share it with others! I like the way of your life! Don’t change yourself, never ever!!!  

Father Tomasz.  Church of St Hugh & St John, Timperley.

“Our sculptor Nick has made a huge personal commitment and the statues look great”

Todmorden Civic Society.  New statues for the restoration of Todmorden War memorial.

“Thank you so much for all the love and care that has gone into the two busts you have created of myself and my father”

Ged Mason

“Nick took my scrappy sketch of a pear tree and translated it into a beautifully carved wall plaque – it brings me joy every time I look at it”.

Annie. Pear tree cottage.

Many friends have commented and said how awesome it is.  The while process has been a journey, very difficult at times, but what an end result.  Wow.  I can’t thank you enough.

Clare.  Liam’s memorial

I would like to repeat our deep gratitude to you for such a remarkable and perfectly appropriate monument.  I know that one top of your unique skills, the hours you spent and the amount of work you have done have been enormous.  Thank you so much.

Spenser. Chloe’s memorial.

“I contacted Nick as I wanted a memorial to mark the place where my husband is buried in a small field on our farm. I wasn’t too sure what I wanted: I didn’t want something that looked like the usual memorial stone you find in a graveyard but I did want something that would accord with my husband’s character and love of the natural world.

At our initial meeting Nick listened carefully, made some sensitive and appropriate suggestions which I took away with me to mull over. This marked the start of several meetings and a collaboration which resulted in two wonderful memorial stones (we thought that just one in a field would look a bit lost). They are in contrasting coloured stone, and the natural shape and markings of the stones influenced the final carvings.

Nick is not only a superb artist in stone, but a lovely man to consult with. He (and sometimes his wife as well) offered warmth and understanding as well as boundless creativity. Despite the sadness underlying the need for this commission, my visits to their delightful house always brought some solace to my soul. I shall always be grateful to them both.”

Patricia.