Our goal is to look back at everything
we do and think... “This is very-good.”
**Snow Sculpture Concrete Casts in Prototyping
*available weather permitting, hats not included
You Build ⥅ I Carve
Rough Carve (shown above**) ⥛ $100
Icing / Smoothing ⥛ Add $20
Smooth Carve (well packed) ⥛ $100
If I bring packed blocks ⥛ Add $60
Snowman Transformations are fun for kids to see. ⛄⥛🚶♂️. They are also a great way to introduce older children to anatomy. **full disclosure - a naked carve does not last as long.
Snowmen installations can be so much more than a “cool guy” outside your front door to catch everyone’s eye and put everyone at ease. Ask for something unique or order one of these listed:
Man Looking up, Leaning Against Building - shown above
Man thinking on steps
Speak-No-Evil, Child Hiding - half-price & brought-finished
Snowman Memorials can help preserve and represent that which is missing or soon to be gone. In a society that wants to forget, snowmen memorials help build conscious awareness around the process of forgetting. They create a transitional linking-memory to an experience or a piece of history, so that we don’t forget. If you would like to commission a monument cast in snow please connect with me.
*likeness available in special circumstances
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Humans benefit from being around plants in a few ways. Some say that oxygen and Biogenic aerosols are the only Real resources plants have to offer, but that doesn’t explain why people have full on conversations with plants.
In light of these conversation-based benefits, it’s possible that plant-based resources can be transferred to humans from plants through Functional Social Support using the same mechanism that is used to facilitate Human-Human resource exchanges, namely attention and information via OLAs.
What in the world does this mean!!?!
It means that mental capacity and equitable mental resource distribution strategies that include Green Appreciation and Flora Re-population in disenfranchised areas can give those in such areas access to more mental resources. In short, it’s possible that plants can help fight racism.
All together Care-taking, Green utilization, and Flora Re-population in disenfranchised areas combined with Equitable Social Controls and Social Resource Defense Training make a social, justified and symbiotic approach to restoration for disenfranchised people and the planet.
If you are an institution or a landscape company that wants to replenish those living in disenfranchised communities, please request a meeting with me to discuss how to align Policy and Strategy with the Greener Plans.
about
Here on this web-page this brand is called Prince’s View in honor of the late and unfamiliar Princess Hill Nursery, a nursery that was once located on Prince’s Hill across from Prince’s hill Cemetary between County Road, Hilltop Ave and the street parallell, Prince’s Hill Ave. A family nursery that dates back to the summer of ‘69, which sadly closed around 1990, which was before I got to know it.
But, I feel connected to it in some way and as I work to sustain its memory in the world I like to think that it lives on through me and through the plants still peppering the streets and gardens of Barrington, Rhode Island.
Why I think they called it “Princess Hill” and NOT “Prince’s Hill” (aka My View of Princess Hill).
To get the story you have to picture yourself as a 1900s Italian-American immigrant, so, pinch your fingers together 🤌 🤌 like you just tasted The Most Loved Tomaytuh Sauce that you had in weeks to get into The Mood. Then, say, “Prince’s Hill” a few times with in an Italian accent. You’ll probably misunderstand yourself and start hearing “Princess Hill.” And that’s their origin story. At that point they just bought into being misunderstood, and went with it.
You may also see this product sold under the brand Dad’s Garden as a reference to my own father and his father, father figures, my heavenly father…. and to the father that I see myself as, now and in the future.