As everybody knows (all too well), April was "lockdown". That meant "stay at home" and "practice social distancing". By a staggering coincidence, that's what I do best!
All jokes aside, there's nothing funny about what's going on...
The month started out great. I sold this sculpture "Profusion" to a private individual in Michigan. I will deliver it when that state finally opens back up for business. (In fact, Kentucky is still officially closed until next week, as well). I was VERY thankful for this sale - it was a blessing and a positive affirmation when I needed it most!!!
It was raining almost every other day, so I quit working on the monumental pair of hands that are outside. I moved into the studio and made smaller sculptures. I worked at a feverous pace - like "The wolf" was going to get me if I slowed down...
I finished up this piece first, which is called "Jack's Bean Stalk". It is Indiana Limestone, 57"H x 23" x 15" and weighs approx. 200 lbs.
This sculpture is a small scale study for a monumental scale work that I hope to create someday.
The next piece that I made is called "Celtic Supercell". It has clouds with Celtic-like spiraling glyphs. Rain pours down in streaks of deep chisel marks.
It is Indiana Limestone, 23"H x 56" x 16" and weighs approx. 500 lbs.
The next piece was carved from a very hard (flinty) stone from Reed Quarry in Bloomington.
It is called "Rolling On", Indiana Limestone, 14"H x 19" x 18" and weighs approx. 100 lbs.
!!!SOLD!!!
The piece that took the longest was this functional sculpture called "Twirling Smile Flower Seat".
It is Indiana Limestone, 35"H x 45" x 14" and weighs approx. 1,000 lbs.
I wonder what May will bring? Will things ever return to normal?
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