The piece was fashioned from a single piece of yellow Soap Stone. This stone was bought from a yard sale in central Alberta. I purchased ...

Some one once asked me who was my favorite artist. Then stood waiting for an answer. I told them I had no favorite artist, only artists t...

Most of the softer stone that I carve has a degree of talc in it.  This has a tendency to dry out my skin. I do try to to keep it hydrate...

On August 9th in 2017 as I was scrolling through Instagram I came across a painting that stopped me in my tracks. The painting portrayed ...

The process of creating and the emotional ride it takes me on. During the creative time frame from the beginning to end of a sculpture, I...

Artists who inspire me. Every month I plan to tell you about an Artist I have met that inspired me to work harder at bringing my art to a...

The difference between acting and sculpting. Earlier today I was thinking about a sculpture I sold to a patron of the arts. We were discu...

What moves me to like a work of art. Okay, okay, okay! Take a paper clip and open it. Now bend it and stab it into a grapefruit. The ima...

A list of the top eight sculptures I have created to date and why I love them so much. The meaning behind the stone creations and my feel...

Selecting the right stone for me is as important as a painter using the correct canvas and brushes for their piece. Here are some of my f...

I often get asked why I don’t use power tools, so here goes.  Normally I have two or three large pieces of stone standing around in my st...

The deep seated need for creativity has haunted me as far back as I can remember.  As a small child I would act out scenes from my imagin...

My studio space is a room in my basement that is twenty feet long and 12 feet wide. A basic rectangle of floor space. as odd as it may se...