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diamond, n. 1 a pure or nearly pure form
of carbon, crystallized in the isometric system, of extreme hardness,
and, when used as a precious stone, of great brilliancy
2 a printing type (4 1/2 point) of a size between brilliant and
pearl
scree, n. a steep mass of detritus on the side of a mountain.
Simon Brooks has been
a professional storyteller since 2003, working with libraries and
schools in the Upper Valley area of Vermont and New Hampshire.
"He
is a captivating storyteller for all ages. His great facial expressions,
voices and physical comedy are perfectly entertaining without being
'over the top'."
-Sarah Allerton, Children's Librarian, St. Albans, VT.
Simon continues to achieve acclaim at his tellings.
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Simon works primarily as a storyteller but also does black
and white art portrait photography in Orford, New Hampshire.
Photographs have most recently appeared in Steven Glazer's Questing:
A guide to creating community treasure hunts. Simon's work was
exhibited as part of the 10 Years of Thetford exhibit, summer 2005.
Simon has been a photographer for over 17 years, having studied
at the Herefordshire College of Art and Design. Clients including
the BBC, Wedgewood Pottery, Lea and Perrin's, and Survival International.
He has worked in his hometown of Worcester, England, London and
in the USA in Portland, Oregon and is now located in Orford, New
Hampshire doing portraiture work.
Sarah Brooks has a passion for taking old furniture and turning
it into something beautiful and original. She has been giving furniture
"makeovers" for over 7 years. Sarah also comes up with
design ideas for rubber stamps.
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A
little history:
DiamondScree was originally EsBee.net and was born of keeping my
family and friends in the UK in touch with my own family here in
the States. The EsBee was for: "S" for the initial of
myself, my wife and my first son which is shared with his Great
Grandfather, the "B", our family name. SB was also for
Shining Brow Press, a small operation that still chugs along.
Shining Brow Press came to life in Portland, Oregon in 1998 as
a vehicle to distribute poetry through a "small press"
selling chap books to bookshops like Powell's and Alice's Store
amongst others. It expanded into producing greeting cards from hand
cut rubber stamps. These stamps are designed, cut and printed by
Sarah and Simon Brooks. We are currently based in Orford, NH.
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We
sell original prints of our photographs, so please contact us if you
are interested.
simon@diamondscree.com |
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