Brighton & Hove 2012

 

Check out these latest photos of my latest creation at Hove

 

 

How does one actually freestand round smooth pebbles to create another remarkable display for everyone to see.

John o Groats pebble/stone sculpture 2010

John"O"Groats the top end of Scotland. What an unbelieveable journey. As you can see from the picture below balancing is in my blood along with sculpture.

This place had biggger material to work with which didn't do much for me because detail is what I was after.

Yet I must admit I think I did the Scots proud once again.

One big massive double decked boat with outboad engines and an octopus as well.

This display took over 10 days to create.

At least 10 - 15 tonnes of stones was moved to create this.

As you can see the wind was as powerful as ever.

I was actually freezing creating this because it is always windy up in Scotland even though the views are great.

What a display?

A lo of work went into this even though not many people got to see it.

Thank you to the German man who stopped and picked up some stones for me and also to the man from Brazil. Also thank you to all those people who helped me out with dinner on the camp site and to the local burger van man for some free breakfasts. Thank you everyone and respect to you all.

Alderburgh 2009

This Boat pebble mosaic was created at Alderburgh March 2009.

This was not part of the Brighton - Brigton walk but played a big role in getting me there for the Fringe Arts Festival May 2009

Thank you Alderburgh for helping then

and for helping me on the journey also. Respect to you all.

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 The Pebbleman At Jocks Bay Scotland

Thank you to George Chatburn for uploading this to youtube on my behalf.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Llandulas Wales

Thank you to George Chaburn for putting this up on youtube on my behalf.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Llanddulas

Thank you to George Chatburn for putting this up on youtube on my behalf.