Portfolio
Girl Talk
A piece of soap stone, I handled her hair with fine chisel work by hand
Higgs Field
Physics and Calculus still matter in art
Superbia
Ancient alien seashell
Solstice 1
Winking knot hole of hope
Tribe Star
Massive
Avarita
Unique rock, wanted his beard to be white like mine
Be Donka Donk
Chiral, mirror image, same but opposite
Destination Up
Swervy Kitty Series
Warrior Dance
Colour Mix
Heart Shaped Face
She’s my first real success at a headdress
Tribal Tear Drop
Alabaster, stylized and dripping
Wind
Brass, Copper, Bronze
Zilla Medina
The striations swing around her buttocks highlighting the beauty of the rock
Resident Moon
Slab limestone, perfectly plumb on a turning pin and marble
SK7Breeze
Colors got her looking like she knows it all
Coelanth
Rough at the bottom, rough at the top, smooth in the middle, like life
Techno-tronic Trio
Swedish house mafia
Mayan
Cuts from bigger pieces often make the best art
Calculus of Kharma
Notice the texture in the hair, those deep cuts take guts
Creation Lullabye
With her headdress I discovered that rough grit will turn the rock a different color
Wish
Hydrocal, resin, atomized metal
Cause I’m Free
Translucent Alabaster, perfectly plumb on a turning pin
Rogue Torso
Luscious, smooth, sultry limestone
Rlyeh’s Lament
Playing with the game of life
Ice Age
Clear Alabaster
Nectar DeLa Bass
Same stone, different texture, different color
Rock Head
A chip off another rock, this red head is giving you a look
So Butterfly
Texture and mayhem
Mesmorizing the Ultra
Translucent Orange Alabaster
Ever Inclined
Stylized Alabaster
Ebb
Made from one rock, split in two
Small Chief
Ode to our ancestors
Enthalpy Girl
Resin Coated Limestone
Digital Wave
Part of the solstice series, obsessed with the sun and moon, and the start. This rock is meant to be outside
Survivalism
Trent Renzor helped build my hot rod
Tempus Fugit
Time flies, yo!
Little Head
Rudimentary carving from a drop, no stone wasted
Rosy Little Head
Taken from totally smooth to rough
Flow
The pair to Ebb
Here Comes the Sun
Honey Alabaster, one of my earliest stone pieces
