Editor: Mark’s first interview was taken by Steve Sandry, and appeared in the March/April 1999 issue. Mark: Let me start this interview by expressing my appreciation to association members past and present for their considerable efforts to promote stone carving and community. Together we have created a rare and wonderful organization. I salute those who […]
In general, I think ideas for sculpture come around sort of like opportunities for food. Some come from deep within, like cravings from hunger pangs. Others are inspired from things I see: in bodies, in nature, in other works of art. This is sort of like being invited over for a meal. There’s fast […]
Rodin’s Art, by A.E. Elsen Oxford University Press, 2003 In some ways, coming to sculpting from a lifetime of other activities has been wonderful because there are so many discoveries to be made and I love making them whether they’ve been made before or not. Consulting with fellow sculptors is a great way to learn […]
The bottom part of my hand truck is hardly big enough to hold a rock. So I cut a piece of plywood to lay on top with notches to fit around the side braces, and clamp it down with a small c-clamp. It can be stored vertically and secured with a bungee cord. I […]
By the time you read this, Camp B. will have come and gone, and you will have a new BOD. The results of the election will have taken place whilst at Camp B. So, if you’re anxious to know the results and were unable to attend Camp, you can contact me and I’ll give you […]
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