editor’s note
In a sense, the way we "dress" our homes' exteriors is not all that different from the way we dress ourselves: Both are expressions of personal pride, and the aesthetic choices we make speak volumes about who we are. Some of us prefer
To know where you're going, you need to have a sense of where you've been. That phrase is a bit shopworn, but it
It only stands to reason that you can't have a watershape without the water, but I sometimes wonder just how much watershapers really know about
A number of you have asked me, with varying degrees of urgency but no outright threats of bodily harm, to lighten up on what you see as
While discussing his column for this issue, I visited one of David Tisherman's projects and observed one of the most dramatic examples I've ever seen of the
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with hot rods. I suspect this resulted from my dad's subscriptions to magazines such as Road & Track and Street Rod: I was mesmerized by
For the most part, we keep things positive in the pages of WaterShapes, and for good reason: With so much inspiring and amazing work taking place every day in all corners of the watershaping trades, negative subjects seldom
One of the best things about watershaping from my point of view is that it can be so interesting. I'm fascinated, for example, by what happens when watershapers connect with clients, discern their wants and needs and then
Sometimes I like clichés. That's tough and perhaps treasonous for an editor to admit, but there are certain phrases that truly resonate, and I stand by them for what I think are
