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Another small planetoid has manifested, this one in Lehigh County Pennsylvania.
This was built from a colorful mix of reclaimed sandstone and bluestone, and wild harvested slate and river stone.
This is Dry Stone Sphere number 6.
More colorful than previous spheres that I’ve made, more dots included among the flow…I also let go more on this one. On previous spheres, most of the flow is fairly well planned out, ahead of time. With this one, I really had only one face fully planned out. The other faces, and how the sphere would look from different vantage points–I discovered as I went.
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The cap stone is set at a jaunty angle. Yellow sandstone stands out among lilac and olive colored bluestone.
Bands of red and black slate, set among lilac bluestone.
Band of yellow sandstone towards the top on this side, fades to orange and then deep red…
CLoseup of that gradient of yellow sandstone on the far right, fading to red slate on the left.
What do you think ?
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