How to Build an Art Studio in Your Backyard – July/Aug 2008
Let’s say you live in a quiet residential area and would like your own sculpting studio. Let’s further assume that
Verena Schwippert
July 2, 2008
Topics relevant to getting started carving stone and being an artist.
Let’s say you live in a quiet residential area and would like your own sculpting studio. Let’s further assume that
If you are entering art competitions with your sculptures, and need to ship them to the exhibit or to customers,
Mounting Pins After expending the effort to drill a mounting hole perpendicular to a base or to the bottom of
When asked by beginning carvers for advice on what type of stone to start with I often go beyond the
A studio floor with heaps of stone chips entangled in tools, power cords, and air hoses is dangerous as well as
Notes from the 6/20/00 membership meeting on the topic: “Found Stone” Soapstone deposits on the road to Lake Wenatchee, WA. You must
It will be my great pleasure to share some tricks I’ve learned over the years to sketch and sculpt the
I have spent over a half-century in schools so far, all of it learning and two-thirds of it teaching. Lately
by Boris Spivak Every artist dreams of a fine studio where the working process will be effective and pleasant. The
August 25th – September 1st, 202429th Annual International Stone Carving Symposium at Camp Suttle Lake near Sisters, Oregon Early Birds! Sign up by July 15th
We have an exciting announcement! In 2023, Pat Sargent donated a significant amount of Stone Sculptor’s Supplies’ inventory to launch a new scholarship for NWSSA and
Over the past two years, NWSSA has invited Myles from 2 Sculpt to lead a virtual tool session covering a variety of topics. These have
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