Eternal Echoes
Dave StoneArt, Philosophy and Ancient Tales, with Dave Stone of Stone Mad Crafts.
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| Issues | 147 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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What Stones Can Only Know
Temple I the Woods – Digital montage featuring one of the my carvings (the original was not that size!)
Let’s face it rocks and standing stones have long incited a sense of awe in us. When we move amongst them we sense their longevity and...
When Merlin Moved the Stones
According to Geoffrey of Momouth the legend goes thus:
“If you are desirous,” said Merlin, “ to honour the burying-place of these men with an everlasting monument, send for the Giant’s Dance, which is in Killaraus, a mountain in Ireland. F...
Death in a Graveyard
I stand in St. Michael’s Graveyard and memories flicker through my mind like ghosts. I am also aware that I am surrounded by the presence of the dead, their bones mouldering beneath these weighty sandstone blocks. The Victorian houses that...
Eternal Echoes
Spedlin's Tower before Reconstruction – From Hume’s Book
Mythistory: I’m not the first to use this term, but I like it. It summons ideas that my humble Substack posts have always striven to take. A path that lays in the tracts of undefined...
Harmony and War
A page of Triskeles from one of my sketchbooks
The word Triskele comes from the Greek: Tri meaning ‘three’ and skelos meaning ‘legs’. In general the design consists of curled or bent legs radiating clockwise or anti-clockwise from a centra...
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For over twenty years I’ve carved and engraved historical Images onto stone. During this time I’ve amassed a storehouse of research. I am actively seeking to develop my interest in ancient European art and mythology.
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