Posted by ateliersisk | March 2, 2021
Royal Monument
Concept sketch (detail). The clay model is in-progress below. The Rutland Herald WCAX
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Posted by ateliersisk | October 18, 2020
Paul Harris Monument
Read MoreThe simplified plaster bust of Harris (on the left) was used to ‘point’ the marble carving by Evan Morse. Image courtesy of Evan Morse. Paul Harris Unveiling: 6th October 2020 Paul P. Harris founded Rotary International, a humanitarian organization that continues to help millions of people to thrive. Colleague Evan Morse will be using the […]
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Posted by ateliersisk | May 18, 2020
Metanoia
Read MoreMany months ago, a specific bozzetto was a quick, joyful note about the process of building trust from or in broken places: the beauty of waiting to understand another’s contribution, and the vulnerability experienced in making one’s own offerings. Although human trust-building is imperfect, I feel that it is a process greatly attended by the […]
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Posted by ateliersisk | May 15, 2020
Julia Dorr Monument
Read MoreJulia is in-progress. Her portrait will be the ninth sculpture to join the Rutland Sculpture Trail (VT). Design Revealed for Julia Dorr Sculpture Julia Dorr Sculpture Trail Press Release Rutland Sculpture Trail Rutland Herald Rutland Free Library OBVERSE: Fern, Harebell, Hemlock, Honeybee, Lichen, Monarch Butterfly, Wild Honeysuckle REVERSE: Actias luna, Bird’s nest, […]
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Posted by ateliersisk | January 17, 2020
Saint Francis of Assisi
Read MoreThis image of a beloved saint and a personal hero might never have been undertaken but for a winter respite with my students, who have long modeled for me the loving-kindness of Francis. Exhibited at FACE 2020 Why hummingbirds? Some years ago, I was working in a Vermont greenhouse and nursery wherein a sweet colleague […]
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Posted by ateliersisk | January 1, 2020
Nine Ladies Dancing
Read MoreOn the ninth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me… ORNAMENT GIVEAWAY A portion of every ornament sale will benefit Rotary International’s Disaster Relief Fund A peek inside of the initial two-piece plaster mould.
