Inuit Graphite Drawing Instrument by Zen Stone Garden Artist_Geri Eitter Our process begins with Collecting

Our process begins with Collecting

nonporous surface

downright silliness

the block must be rolled with ink 75 times

Shawn Cornell

Inuit Graphite Drawing Instrument by Zen Stone Garden Artist_Geri Eitter Our process begins with CollectingThis graphite drawing instrument was made by Kelly Barker in Newport, Oregon. In the Inuit Culture masks are mainly used for dancing in religious ceremonies or festivals. They were performed for the enjoyment of both onlooker and performer. This two sided graphite sculpture is a work of art as well as a playful writing instrument. Made from composites and pure graphite this sculpture can be used to write or draw on multiple mediums or collected and