Alderburgh 2009 practice

Aldeburgh 2009

Being homeless is no easy task and being an artist and homeless is even harder.

To create an art piece like this takes time effort and a lot of patience.

Yet only sometimes do people vandlise what you create.

Which is a shame because busking is hard when you create things like this but even harder when you sculpturise things.

This was a bit of practace before heading of to Brighton May 2009.

I love creating these mosiacs but I really love creating sculptures instead.

Now I can create boats in 3d with loose pebbles on a beach.

This mosiac took 4 hours to create.

Yet a sculpture takes days to create and sometimes weeks.

Here is some links to newspaper articals, magazines and blogs I have been featured in.

I would like to thank everyone who helped me out and I hope my book will become a success.

The cold tempertures took their toll on my body and would advise everyone who wishes to attempt such a journey to get the right training and sponcership first.

This is only a few links out of more than 3000 on the web.



Drift Surfing Magazine Sep 2009

Dr Geebers At Hele Bay - This is Exeter

Dr Geers On Photo Sharing With Keyboard Artist Sculpture Brighton 2011

Geograph Dr Geebers Amroth Christmas display 2009

BBC News Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Ccriccieth with his dragon sculpture 2010

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Loch Ness

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Felixstowe

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Skegness - Recycled Art

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Saltburn 2010

Dr GeebesThe Pebbleman At Hunstanton 2011



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Dr Geebers The Pebblemans future goals

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman walked 6800 miles, created on 40 beaches and moved over 2000 tonnes of pebbles and stones to create art pieces like the one above.

Now he has started creating small miniature pieces of artwork like tea-candle holders and miniature sculptures for people to buy.

10% of all net profits of Dr Geebers The Pebblemans art pieces will be going to help homeless charities.

I started of being homeless myself and know how hard it is to try and turn your life back around.

I could not get sponsorship for my journey because I was simply homeless and creating art to survive.

I wasn’t on benefits because if you have been working it can take time to get such a thing. So you got to survive somehow and creating free art for the public was my way of giving something back.

I have been in more local newspapers and on the news in various places for creating my art.

I am in the process of writing a book about my journey and experiences along the way.

The proceeds of that book will also be going to help homeless charities.

I did not set of to do such a journey it simply happened because of a drunken bet between two homeless people in Brighton.

Now I have completed one heck of a trip on foot, living outside, with the support of local people where ever I went.

I would love to attempt the journey again in the future, only this time with two or three young homeless people and give them a chance to use their artistic skills. This could change their life’s around also.

Could also make a good documentary or film.

If anyone would like to help Dr Geebers The Pebbleman in the future to attempt this journey again please email: drgeebersthepebbleman@hotmail.co.uk

Thank You everyone.

Pictures Taken Of The Jocks Bay Display in Scotland

This was my attempt of a free standing lighthouse made from pebbles and stones at Jocks Bay Scotland. The lighthouse stood about 3 foot high.

This is the boat I created at Jocks bay with the whale along side which got me an artical in the Scottish Big Issue.

This is a photo of the fish shape stone I selected for putting in the mouth of the big whale.

Here is a photo of the whole display which took an amazing 6 weeks to complete out in the middle of nowhere. See the way I took in the landscape and introduced it into this picture . There is on average at least 20 tonnes if not more pebbles and stones man handled on this beach to create this master piece.

Here is another shot of the whale and boat with the grey/bue stones repersenting the water with even white water around the boat and whale.

Thank you all those people who stopped here to see me and to Koda woof woof.

Dr Geebers Pebbleman At St Bees 2010

Thank you to the big man who took this video for me after I moved 5-10 tonnes of pebbles and stones in unbelievable conditions.

Thank you to all those who helped me out.

Dr Geebers Formula 1 Car at Skegness

This Photo was taken at Skegness. Dr Geebers and his Formula 1 cars all made out of pebbles and stones. It took six days in the making but never got actually finished due to vandles and other problems.

Mixture of photos from around the U.K. coastline with Dr Geebers The Pebbleman.

This photo was taken at Hele Bay.

This was taken at Jocks Bay, Kircudbright, Scotland

This was taken at an old ruins by a professional photographer on a photo shoot who helped me out.

This was taken by another photographer on the way.

So was this which looks wicked.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor another professional photographer.

This was taken at John'O'Groats Scotland.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Alderburgh.

This was taken at Hunstanton.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken at Sheringham North Norfolk by Chris Taylor a professional photographer.

This was taken a Hele Bay.

This was taken at Cornwall.

This was taken at Hele Bay.