Today as I sit by my woodstove, sipping my coffee, watching the snow fall, I am wishing I could be working, but also I am thankful for all the work I have had over the past few years, and I am so thankful for my wonderful clients who make it possible for me to pursue my passion. Lately, I have enlisted the help of my roomate and her camera to gather some more high quality images of my work. Over the course of the summer, I hope to upgrade my pictures to a more artistic and beautiful set of photographs that will capture the enduring beauty of stone. Here are a few of the pictures that haven't made it to the gallery yet.
This rustic cobblestone sidewalk was designed for the owner to push his wheel barrow up. The large gravel joints and uneven stones provide traction.
This short stone wall has 4 columns with warm lights that help drivers navigate Misty Mountains foggy nights.
Boone artist Peter Oakley was commissioned to carve this 10th Mtn division insignia to as a tribute to my client's father's life and service.
My client chose these quality acrylic plaques with his and his wife's Zodiac signs to add a custom flair to their patio.
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