Andy Scott, the artist for the Kelpies, has an extensive portfolio of other sculptures, a selection of which can be seen at his website by clicking here.

The Helix project is a 10-year programme which will see the creation of a brand new eco park in Falkirk.

British Waterways Scotland are responsible for the management of the Forth and Clyde Canal on which the Kelpies sculptures will be sited. It was they who initiated Andy’s involvement in 2006.

Falkirk Council are the local authority who oversee and manage the Helix and the local area around the Kelpies.

Atkins are the structural engineers on the Kelpies project, and have worked as close partners with Andy on the development of the idea since it’s inception.

The Big Lottery Fund are the key funder of the project.

The Central Scotland Forest is transforming Central Scotland’s landscape by greatly improving the area’s natural environment and economic competitiveness.

Gleeds are project managers and cost consultants on the Helix project, and their remit includes the Kelpies.

Riding for the Disabled are Andy Scott Public Art’s nominated charity.

Nisbet & Wylie photographers have been following the progress of the Kelpies and photographing key moments.

Jephson Robb has been appointed as artist of one of the Helix’s “Sentinels” public art project.

Lightfolio have been involved in lighting proposals for the Kelpies and have successfully illuminated many of Andy’s previous sculptures.

Caledonia TV have been filming the project as it progresses.

Ironside Farrar are landscape architects for the Helix project.

Highland Colour Coaters galvanize most of Andy’s steel sculptures including the Kelpie maquettes.

Roger Tym & Partners are economic advisors for the Helix project.