During the last five years, I have been creating my favorite type of sculpture–round and relief sculptural portraits. There were portraits of living people (Dr. Denton Rossell, Dr. Eugene Natkin, Cindy Growford, Elaina Mason) and people who lived in the past (attorney George Powell, Abraham J. Heschel, Sigmund Freud, Aristotle, Thomas Jefferson, Princess Diana), and […]
I was asked by our editor, Barbara Lynch, to discuss the “Golden Mean,” a proportional function of designing a work of art. Balance, rhythm, and contrast, according to the textbooks on design, are also functions of design, and they all work together. The Golden Mean is an historical theory proposed as a basis for satisfying […]
We can tell that the seasons are changing in the Pacific Northwest when we first hear one of the traditional sounds of spring–the sighs of relief from stone sculptors who work outdoors as they shed one of their yers of clothing and look forward to not having to op to warm their hands every few […]
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