I find this quote rather inspiring. Think of all the ways this could apply: food prepared by a chef, an architect’s drawings of a new building, or even Frank Zappa’s written songs. All of these require the gray matter of someone’s brain to make it into something of value.
When I saw this quote, I immediately thought about Buechel Stone’s fabrication of Kansas limestone. A blank piece of paper does not create great art, songs, or writing, just like a block of stone on a prairie land pasture is not valuable to anyone other than perhaps the cow. Only through the abilities and imagination of a creator’s mind do these things become something of usable value.
It takes vision to see something out of nothing. In this blog, I’ll show you how we quarry Kansas limestone for cut stone projects and the steps we take to make that block of raw limestone match the vision of an architect, mason, and/or project owner. At the end, I’ll show you some finished projects that highlight the greatness of Buechel Stone’s Kansas limestone.
“Art is making something out of nothing and selling it.”
Frank Zappa