Squarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/spadefishsequence%20copy.jpg?pictureId=12549250<p>A luscious piece of Algerian onyx yields this spadefish. Eyes are cored with a diamond hole bit, and Turkish marble set into them.</p>http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/asperitas%20shell%20sequenceweb.jpg?pictureId=4473812<p>Carved from a large chunk of translucent green onyx, this was a challenging sculpture to create. The inspiration was a very beautiful dark green land snail from the Indonesian island of Suliwesi.</p>http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/how%20to.jpg?pictureId=3721166<p>Some pics of the process of creating the Banner Stone sculpture. John Lewis Glass in Oakland, CA are the only ones around who could have carried this off - a wonderful hot shop that will work with technically challenging projects.</p>http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/squidprogress.jpg?pictureId=1897497http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/tunshell%20sequence.jpg?pictureId=1907523http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/glasscastpage.jpg?pictureId=1962885<p>Sandcasting of the glass elements for 'Career Paths' took place at Pier Glass in the Redhook section of Brooklyn. See the 'News' section of the site for images of these in place.</p>http://www.garwaterman.com/picture/shellprogress.jpg?pictureId=1897496