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Are you seeking an original or beautiful way to welcome visitors to your home? Or a unique monument for a beloved family member or pet? Do you have a business, and wish to have a corporate sign that reflects your own personal touch? A custom engraved monument, sign or decorative piece will stand out in the crowd. The only limit is your imagination, so feel free to browse the galleries for ideas and then contact Keith to inquire about setting your vision in stone.
Spring is here. Why not get a stone to accent your landscaping design? They also make great Father's Day gifts for those who love their garden. |
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Keith's Bio
Keith is a native of Wallace, Nova Scotia. An area known for its historic sandstone. First teaching himself how to carve wood. He went on to learn about the art of bone carving from the Maori while travelling in New Zealand. Keith continues to hone his skills with stone.
Keith received formal training in drafting from the College of Geographic Sciences in Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia, and obtained further training in engraving while working in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Since returning home Keith has picked up the tradition of making sandstone monuments from his uncle, whose family has worked with sandstone for generations.
A fine eye for detail and an insistence upon quality are benchmarks of Keith's work. Examples of his work have been found in print and on television including Saltscapes Magazine and CBC's The Week The Women Went. Keith would be happy to discuss ideas with you to ensure that your monument, sign or special stone exceeds your expectations!
Keith received formal training in drafting from the College of Geographic Sciences in Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia, and obtained further training in engraving while working in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Since returning home Keith has picked up the tradition of making sandstone monuments from his uncle, whose family has worked with sandstone for generations.
A fine eye for detail and an insistence upon quality are benchmarks of Keith's work. Examples of his work have been found in print and on television including Saltscapes Magazine and CBC's The Week The Women Went. Keith would be happy to discuss ideas with you to ensure that your monument, sign or special stone exceeds your expectations!
June News
Keith Elliott Stone is now pleased to offer QR code tags for new and existing monuments. These are a newer type of barcode that can be scanned with a smartphone and take you to a webpage where you can have photos and stories about your loved one. This is another option to remember loved ones in a more personal and interactive way.
You can set up a simple tribute on sites like YouTube, Flickr, or a Facebook page were family and friends can leave stories and photos. If you need help with this a page can be started for you. All tags are stainless steel and once attached will stay indefinitely. If for some reason a website shuts down the old tag can be covered with a new one. YouTube channel coming in June It will have video updates, a peak behind the scenes and a look at local stone work from years past. |
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