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Architecture-10
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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A sign commissioned by a design agency which follows the logo of the organisation. Cut in slate (40cm sq).
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Architecture-3
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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An oval slate sign creates interest, and allows for interpretation of the letter forms. The piece is attached to a brick wall via stainless steel pins (about 40cm high).
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Architecture-9
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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Seating is another possibility, and this sculptural bench was commissioned by a church for a memorial garden. It can seat three people and is made from limestone and slate with copper leaf detailing.
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Architecture-2
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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This project was commissioned for a public space in a town centre. The brief was to provide text on a raised platform to the left of the sundial (this made elsewhere by another designer) - the text was supplied by the client. The stone is Caithness sandstone - which is very durable. The lower picture shows the piece prior to finishing works by the client's own contractors.
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Modern Sculpture & Lettering 10
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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This piece, All children are brothers and sisters together, was commissioned by a school. The text was cut into a piece of red sandstone and wall mounted. It is 1m x 59cm.
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Modern Sculpture & Lettering -1
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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John was selected to show at Sydney's Sculpture by the Sea in November 2004 and exhibited the piece A Blue True Dream of Sky, shown here, a four ton block of sandstone from Beaudesert in Queensland.
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Architecture-7
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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Street furniture, for example this granite bollard, can incorporate text. The bollard was already sited and the work took place in situ. The lettering was coloured to give greater clarity (about 1m tall).
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Domestic-8
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date：Feb 26, 2008
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This bench is made from three pieces of limestone with slate inlays and copper leaf. The text reads: At the still point of the turning world. It is about 1.5m long.
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INCISIVEART |
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http://incisiveart.stoneBTB.com |
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