Most recently at Andre’s Institute I assisted Director, John Weidman by preparing the scratch molds used at this year’s event. John threw together several wooden frames. We used a mixture…
It has been a year since my last post, so I’m going to start with what I’ve been up to most recently and work my way backwards. I’ve been busy…
Hopefully, you were there for the reveal.. We did have a pretty good crowd on hand – despite the damp weather. In case you didn’t make it up for the…
As promised, here’s a status on my latest project. I’m up near Brookline, NH working as one of four invited artists. We’re creating monumental works carved using the local granite.…
Due to my aggressive summer / fall carving schedule, I’m running a bit behind with my blog posts. My first trip was out to Colorado last July (just before the…
There is something very honest about using a point chisel and hammer to rough out a form. After finding my center with a blade a few days ago, I overcame…
I just finished making a much needed upgrade to my studio work area. Although the latest Oneida dust collection unit was way outside my price range, I discovered that a…
Perhaps it’s just an excuse to use my new air hammer but, I’ve been thinking about making a couple of modifications to one of my finished pieces. I have to…
I meant to post this a couple of days ago. This is how we’re keeping time these days at the studio. Lately, I’ve been finishing up several pieces I’ve had…
The post card from my latest group show with New England Sculptors Association (NESA). I helped Karen Klein with the installation and set up earlier today.
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