Amy Goodman, S.E.A, is an accomplished Sculptor and Portrait Artist based at Project Workshops in Hampshire. Throughout her career, she has undertaken significant public commissions, notable among them being the 'Glimmer Twins’, the Romsey War Horse, Gurkha Memorial, Florence Nightingale, Sir Stirling Moss OBE, the Arborfield Horses, Pegasus & Bellerophon for the 16 Air Assault Brigade, the Aldershot Airborne Soldier, and the courageous military dog, Treo 63DM. Amy also has a passion for sculpting horses and wildlife.
Currently, Amy is honoured to be sculpting Queen Elizabeth II at two stages of her life for both Andover and Romsey Towns. Commissioned by Test Valley Borough Council, these projects involve extensive community engagement, providing inspiration for the pictorial stories that Amy will inscribe on both robes, capturing events from the Queen's seventy-year reign.
Since 2013, Amy has served as 'Artist in Residence' at Winchester University. Proficient in a variety of materials and scales, Amy enjoys collaborating with commissioning clients to meet their expectations, both in the public and private spheres. For inquiries about her work or potential commissions, please feel free to get in touch.
Amy has also been featured as one of 12 British Sculptors in an interview for the Sculpture Vulture Podcast by Art Conservator Lucy Branch.
Please view the blog here,
and listen to the 40 minute interview. It's available on 'Spotify' and other platforms: Podcast link
“As long as I can remember I have drawn and sculpted animals, particularly horses. The character and movement of the subject matter are very important to me - a few strokes of paint or a few lines of steel can say so much.”