Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts

Monday, 7 May 2012

Bexhill 2012 Dolphin

Here is a short close up film showing my 15 foot long 10 foot wide 3 foot high loose pebble sculpture dophin in all its glory.
This was created at Bexhill On Sea and still stands proudly on the beach here so far.
This dolpin took an amazing 6 days to create with easily 2 - 3 tonnes of pebbles and stones used to create it.

Wednesday, 28 December 2011

Dr Geebers Pebbleman At Sheringham ( Video 3 )

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 Sheringham North Norfolk 2011 ( Video 2 )

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 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.

Morecambe Bad Boy Pebble Sculpture 2010

This is me at the end of my Sculpture just waiting to walk away when two Polish women killed a seagull and put it down beside my art piece. I hate and cannot tolerate people who kill animals and get a kick out of it.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Morecambe 2010

This is me at Morecambe slightly out of season creating 3 seagulls on the beach flying out of the sun being chased by a big dark cloud.
Thank you for all those people who helped me out.

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 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 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.

Dr Geebers the pebbleman at Criccieth Wales

Yes tis was my first ever atempt at creating a huge dragon on a beach in Wales. I stood 25 foot wide, 30 foot long and a amazing 5 and a half foot high. This took 3 weeks to complete with on average about 30 - 40 tonnes of pebbles and stones all manhandled into place.
Thank you everyone from Criccieth.

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at Combe Martin creating D.J. Pebbles Mixing on the Decks 2009

This was me at Combe Martin creating D.J. Pebbles Mixing On The Decks sculpture. It took two weeks to create and about five-six tonne of pebbles and stones where manhandled to create this display.
Thank you everyone.

Friday, 23 December 2011

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman at The Cold Knap Barry Wales

This was taken by a group of students on a very windy day as I stood and created a castle in up to 75 mile and hour winds.

Meeting Dr Geebers The Pebbleman ( 69 London Bus Crew )


It was nice to meet these lads on my journey. Thank you for the food donations at Llanddulas North Wales lads. This video was taken only 2 days into a 9 day display. These festival going lads helped me out. Just a pity I wasn't on that bus with you all having a good time :)

Wednesday, 21 December 2011

Dr Geebers The Pebbleman Christmas Display At Amroth Beach


This was me 1000 miles into a journey that I did not set out to do. It just happened with no training or sponcership.

Yes this is one of many videos and photos that where taken of me on one of the most craziest artistical journeys in U.K. history.

This amazing christmas display was created on a beach in the coldest winter in 40 years. The tempertures got down as far as -10oC while living in a tent. 

The display itself took 6 weeks to complete through rain,hail,frost and snow. It included a snowman, Santa Claus and a christmas tree with mountains all around creating a harbour scene. About 40 tonnes of pebbles and stones where hand moved by myself to create this piece. No cement or sand was used. Every pebble and stone was balanced perfectly to make this happen.

A big thank you has to be said to everyone there for making this happen. If it wasn't for their support like many places throughout the U.K. coast then my journrey would never of happened.

Please enjoy.