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This is what i originally meant to do, but i lost the little round one at the time, as i described yesterday. So i revisited today and found it! With a firm knowing that it would perfectly elevate the second round stone to the center, as if done with crop-circle like precision. The other slightly bigger round one in […]
Story time! :) with every balance i create and share there is always a string of more subtle events that connect most creations through time and space. For example, This balance, and the little round rock near the top! — I liked that little rock so much that i carried it around in my pocket since […]
Hang out with David Allen of Stone Point Studio for long enough and one is bound to experiment with Full Radial or Freestanding Arches. To be specific, I’m referring to a continuous 360 degree arch which fully self supports rather than relying on buttresses for added side support. As far as I know, David Allen is […]
Variations. Most solid balance points are the result of two surfaces coming together, ideally one concave and one convex, so the two rocks essentially hug one another via 3 (minimum) contact points per balance point. Here, the top rock has a tiny concave (cupped) balance point on the ‘tip’ it appears to sit on. notice […]