Category: Stones, Water and Spirit
Finding a center through natures art
Lew Watanabe
Lew Watanabe is who I want to be when I grow up. He is a reknowned stone artist, has published a book and is also a really nice person. Fish stone His installations are beautiful and he does fountains... Read MoreGranite Facts
This is the last post about Elberton and the Georgia Guidestone. I promise. The Elberton Granite Museum was a motherload of information about granite. The companies in the Granite Industry in the area... Read MoreAgassiz Rock
This is a picture of Agassiz rock in Yosemite Valley taken from an article in the WSJ. It is off the Four Mile Trail from the valley to Glacier Point and stands about 30 feet tall. Contrary to rep... Read MoreStones in 2007 1
Howard lifts a 500 pounder. On Thursday the Men of Stone took three new rocks to Ventura to be drilled. We used some new equipment, a rented engine hoist, to move the stones this time and it went as w... Read MoreThe Price of Art
This is picture of the new fountain that we just installed: We have about five more in various stages of completion. The question is: What will people pay for them? This is a web site for a galler... Read MoreStone Number Five
Stone “Number Five”, our first one with an integrated plinth, was installed last weekend. Click Here to see a large album of pictures of stones, installations and fountains created by the ... Read MoreTruck of Stone
This looks like the right truck for the “Men of Stone” It is for sale in Monrovia, CA “runs good’... Read MoreNon-executive Assistant
Here is a picture of Joe my non-executive assistant proudly posing with the beautiful walkway he built after removing the dead plum tree from our yard. Work well done is its own reward.... Read MoreMen of Stone Progress
We now have all of the first five stones, identified retrieved, designed, cut and drilled. Stone number one, The Gneiss One, is installed in a custom pool in Simon’s yard. Stones four and five a... Read More- 3 of 4
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