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.

Octopuss Leg Shaped Like a Kneeling Woman

Yes up at John"O"Groats Scotland I created an Octopuss and a big double decked boat.

One of the legs of the octopuss looked like this.

What a delightful photograph.

Getting ready for.................

Getting ready for bringing you all a photo a day shot of a surfer sculpture tea-candle holder I am thinking about creating. It will be based on the same style as the bumble bee below.

This will show how much work and effort goes into creating such items. No two can ever be the same.

To see more photos of the Bumble Bee check out Pebblestone Art 4 U.

                    

Lime Regis 2009

This was a rushed sculpture attempt at an octopuss.

It took a whole day to create at Lime Regis where the council was not to pleased with me creating this.

Yet they have a stone balancer who comes to the beach often here.

He wasn't there when I was because he is awesome at what he does.

Thank you to those who did help me out here.

Cracklington Haven 2009

What an attempt of trying to create my first ever castle/fort.

Just coming to the end of summer and I create this.

Along with the cool sun.

I even put the Cornish flag inside the castle to win the help and support from the Cornish people.

The fish jumping was only a mess around and practice attempt before the castle/fort.

These fish eye photos where taken by Drift Surfin Magazine. The writing of this online magazine gave me some water proof gear to help me on my way.

Creating these where a lot of fun and many people came to watch and learn how someone would have the patience to create such beauty.

The sunset was amazing here along with some of the things that happened also.

Thank you to everyone at Crackling Haven for having me and thank you to the lads on the wall. You where all amazing and showed me a lot of respect in what I was doing. Respect to you all my friends.

Largs, Scotlands Buzzin 2010

Here I am again creating magic up in Scotland at Largs.

Here the display is a big Scottish satire flag with a large bumbble bee.

This is all freestanding on the beach in incredable winds again.

The stripes of the bumble bee go the whole way through so I could try and get it looking as cool as possible.

I even included the cool sun wearing shades and a smiley face with the rays of light flickering of the flag.

In the end this display took ten days to complete with about tonnes of pebbles and stones moved by hand to create this piece.

Thank you to everyone who helped me out with food etc.

Respect to you all.



Photos of D.J. MacStoned at Oban 2010

This Rectangle which looks amazing is the start of D.J. MacStoned created at Little Ganavan Oban.

This is the start of the turntables on top of the rectangle.

Here is a close up of one of the turntables showing how much detail has went into this awesome art piece.

This is the finished sculpture after 2 weeks work and 10 tonnes of pebbles and stone manhandled D.J. MacStoned was finally created on a Scottish beach.

Thank you to all the Scottish people who helped me out and everyone else.

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 At Sheringham 2011 ( Video 1 )

This was the far most biggest and best display I ever attempted. The whole Display took 7 long weeks to create and I must of moved in excess of 55 tonnes in this whole display easy.

Thank you to all the people in this lovely little place for all their hospitality.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman At Jocks Bay Scotland

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

Dr Geebes The Pebbleman At Jocks Bay Scotland

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

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Saltburn-By-The-Sea 2010

Yes this was me at Saltburn-By-The-Sea creating a xmas display in the coldest winter in history where the tempertures got down to -21oC.

Loose Pebble Display At Amroth 2009

This loose pebble display created by hand on a beach as part of my first ever walking homeless awearness tour of U.K. coastline.

This diplay took six weeks to create on a beach in the coldest winter in the U.K. for forty years. I was living in a tent and it was cold.

All pebbles and stones used in this display where found on the beach. No materials where brought to the beach. There was no cement or sand used to create this.

This display was created to show Santa and the Snowman stranded on some rocks with water all around. The outside edge is to repersent mountains with snow on them.

This Santa feel down on me twelve times yet I would not give up on my first ever pebble/stone xmas display at such a lovely place.

People thought I was a bit crazy doing what I did but I was loving it. Creating history on a beach in really bad conditions. If anyone wants to attempt such a journey please make sure to get the right training. Don't do what I did because it is very dangerous and very hard to get the help you need to succeed.

This whole display has about forty to fifty tonnes of pebbles and stones moved by hand, no wheel barrows. The only tools used on the whole journey was recyled shoping bags. The money spent on these where going to help charites which was good in my eyes.

This is my christmas tree and even some of the local people could not believe what I was doing. Some had never seen a homeless person before and could not understand or believe me when I said I was attempting this journey of my own back. Thank you everyone who helped me here and hopfully my book will happen and many other homeless people get help in the future from this crazy journey.