Of Snickers, Space, Sloths and Sculpture – Jan/Feb 2009
Viewed as a sculpture, the chipped rounded rock that fit so comfortably into my hand was no more remarkable than any stone used as freeway fill. And yet, like seeing […]
Author: Jim Tobin
What is a Sculptor’s Most Important Tool – May/June 2008
Would that be the seven-inch angle grinder with diamond tipped blade? Or that finely honed chisel, or the hammer that balances in your hand just so? Some might name the […]
Adventures in Stone: Tucson Madness – May/June 1999
It’s early February, sunny with a brilliant blue sky and a high of 65 degrees. Perfect weather has always welcomed me to the “Emerald City.” No, not the Emerald City […]
