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Ben Tolhurst Stone Sculptures

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22.01.2022 Not completely finished but started this little project on Monday. Nice to have a breather from the large sculpture I’ve been working on since March.

21.01.2022 From sun setting to night, her eyes will light up the dark.

20.01.2022 Annie has opened the Gallery over near the house at Hastings- Tasmania.

19.01.2022 Latest carving. Tsunami bowl out of SA Flinders Rangers Stone.

18.01.2022 Enjoying my Dolerite/Bluestone Angel Of Music journey. Learning lots. Happy her face has become life like.

18.01.2022 Little dragon commission is installed where he can keep an eye on the gold fish in the pond.

17.01.2022 Major works done so far, I’m still humbled by the journeys and experiences of self learning all from cutting a brick yrs ago!

09.01.2022 In the making. Snow owls in the Beautiful Carrara Marble

07.01.2022 A refreshing clean to the Bluepearl granite sculpture of Stingrays/ Skates emerging out of the ocean floor sand.

07.01.2022 Little delicacies I’m making while in town

07.01.2022 So......... apparently I’ve made it to the Big Things list on WikiCamps List. As chuffed as l am, l did have a good chuckle

07.01.2022 Floating Feathers. Carrara Marble and Black Granite. Forest Gump style

06.01.2022 Gold leaf irises. They will glow at night in the light. Can’t wait to see them when it gets dark! Have been wanting to do this part for a while now as the stingrays sculpture has this.

05.01.2022 Been a long time since carving anything since quitting smoking over 5 months ago. Started off with some yummy pears with copper stalk and leaves

05.01.2022 A small commission in in the making. A Tasmanian Bluestone dragon. The client loves dragons, not so much the medieval hardcore looking ones so hopefully she’ll like the face on this one. It’ll be installed on a brick wall where it’ll be peering down at her garden fish pond.

03.01.2022 A small commission completed for a lovely local. Tasmanian Bluestone Abalone Shell Mortar & Pestle.

03.01.2022 Latest commission completed. They will be all heading over to King Island.

01.01.2022 Ok, this one required a little more control and finesse