[Jim Kelso]

I'm working on a new stone finish tutorial(still in progress) and have finally indexed all my tutorials on one page.

Go HERE and click the "Tutorials" link.

I'm happy to hear suggestions on how to improve these or ideas for new ones.

Jim

[Mike Ruslander]

Thank you, Jim for providing such a repository of knowlege and information.

[Jim Kelso]

Thanks very much Mike.

I've added more photos to the stoning tutorial so refresh your browsers.

[Brian Chan]

Thanks for the concise yet informative tutorial!
(it was a privilege to see this piece in progress)

[Jim Kelso]

Thanks Brian.
A few more photos to follow.

[Fred E. Zweig]

Thanks for the tutorial Jim. It is interesting to see you combine old and new techniques to get the results you seek.

Best,
Fred

[Jim Kelso]

Thanks very much Fred. My goal in my work is to infuse it with as much of the power, beauty and mystery of nature as I can muster. I feel that the enjoyment that's poured into a work is most critical, giving it life.

We are fortunate to have both ancient and more recent methods available, giving us the ability to choose whatever methods we find most suitable, to get the result we envision.

Jim