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As a child, I would collect rocks, twigs, feathers, animal skulls, any cool things that I found in nature. One day I woke up and I was an adult--so I had to get a job, and I ended up working as a stone mason.

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Dry Stone Mosaic - This One Is A Fire Pit

Dry Stone Mosaic - This One Is A Fire Pit

After I finished building this, the customer set up a tri-pod and cauldron, so they can have fires without messing up the stone work or obscuring it in ash.

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    Colorful Dry Set Stone Sphere. 5 Feet Tall, This Sphere Weighs Approximately 4.5 Tons

    Colorful Dry Set Stone Sphere. 5 Feet Tall, This Sphere Weighs Approximately 4.5 Tons

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    #3

    9' Tall, Noodle Style Rock Cairn

    9' Tall, Noodle Style Rock Cairn

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    Louwolfy
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    4 years ago

    Impressive!

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    Squiggly Noodle! At 7.3" Tall, She Was Built From Reclaimed Pieces Of Stone Leftover After Building A Patio

    Squiggly Noodle! At 7.3" Tall, She Was Built From Reclaimed Pieces Of Stone Leftover After Building A Patio

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    #5

    Dry Stone Egg Sculpture With Color Gradient

    Dry Stone Egg Sculpture With Color Gradient

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    Brokoola
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    4 years ago

    Amazing!! This is so creative.

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    #6

    Bird Bath, Made From A Craggy And Mossy Boulder Found On The Side Of A Mountain

    Bird Bath, Made From A Craggy And Mossy Boulder Found On The Side Of A Mountain

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    Bench Made For Humans And Cats! The Boulders Were Harvested From A Neighbor's Backyard

    Bench Made For Humans And Cats! The Boulders Were Harvested From A Neighbor's Backyard

    The cat and I met at an animal shelter years ago--we've been together ever since!

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    Audie Parker
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    Cute

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    Egg Tempera Painting, Painted Upon A Live Edge Slab Of Wood

    Egg Tempera Painting, Painted Upon A Live Edge Slab Of Wood

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    #9

    Stone Recliner

    Stone Recliner

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    Kaid
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    My back hurts looking at this

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    9' Cairn, Ornamented With A River Rock Painted With An Eye

    9' Cairn, Ornamented With A River Rock Painted With An Eye

    I paint stones using egg tempera--this is natural, homemade paint, made from egg yolk plus water plus iron oxide pigments. Did you know acrylic paint is plastic? That's what acrylic means......sure, painting live laugh love on a rock in your neighborhood probably won't be the cause of a major environmental collapse. Then again, acrylic is plastic and your live laugh love rock is contributing to microplastics in your immediate environment. Sorry! But the good news is egg tempera exists and is a great artist's medium.

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    Dusty Johnson
    Community Member
    1 year ago

    Yes, I knew acrylic paint was plastic, no, I did not know egg tempera existed! Thanks for sharing.. Dusty

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    Butterfly Drink Cairn!

    Butterfly Drink Cairn!

    While doing some gardening, I found a nice bowl; shaped stone--and set it atop this cairn. When the garden gets watered, by rain or by hose, the bowl gets filled--proving pollinators with a drink!

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    Dusty Johnson
    Community Member
    1 year ago

    Thanks for sharing your work, I really enjoyed seeing it.

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    #12

    Another Egg Tempera Painting

    Another Egg Tempera Painting

    This one was inspired by a children's story book. Do you remember the one? Where the Wild Things are by Maurice Sendak was the story. Made with home made natural paint, upon a live edge slice of the log.

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    CheerfulCatLady
    Community Member
    4 years ago

    These are all very cool! Thank you for sharing.

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