
Designing Your Sculpture Studio: Part 2 Sept/Oct 2004
Editor: Hey gang! Hang onto your socks! here’s another glimpse into Bill’s studio designing mind. Have you bought that chop
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Now that you are carving, help and hints to grow as an artist and level up.

Editor: Hey gang! Hang onto your socks! here’s another glimpse into Bill’s studio designing mind. Have you bought that chop

Editor: Here we are with Bill’s final word on studio design. Is that even possible for a lawyer? Anyway, get

Part of this material I used in the 20 hour granite course I taught at Pratt. Most of the info

This post is a plug to give Jeff Powell’s Air Compressors for Carving Stone a read. Its a useful overview

Part of this material I used in the 20 hour granite course I taught at Pratt. Most of the info

Mounting Pins After expending the effort to drill a mounting hole perpendicular to a base or to the bottom of

Several years ago, NWSSA initiated a “Statement of Services” that is used for vendors and members who are paid for their work. Generally

This article emerges from a lunch time question and answer discussion about power tools with Steve Sandry posing the questions,

Your lifestyle requires money! Achieve itll And account for it!! Generally, the artist in business alone is operating under a

New Mexico is called “The Land of Enchantment.” I feel our studios can claim the same title. (enchant In-’chant\: Bewitch:

VISIBILITY is the big word. !f you want to exhibit and sell your work, you must take whatever steps are

For a number of years, sculptor Jim Ballard has been creating a series of vases. These pieces, made of basalt,
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August 24th-31st 2025 29th Annual International Stone Carving Symposium at Camp Suttle Lake near Sisters, Oregon Early Birds! Sign up by August 10th to Save
SAVE THE DATES! SUMMER SYMPOSIA Our symposia are open to all levels from beginners who have never carved stone before, to the hobbyist, to the
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