Robbie Schneider
Lettering Sculptor

Punished by the gods for trying to cheat death, Sisyphus was compelled to roll a boulder to a mountain peak for eternity. Letters in stone that can almost, but not entirely, be read without rolling the stone. Roll your cursor here and click for
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Laser-cut, outline letterforms joined to become word-forms. The whole piece, solid and void, creating a lattice. ›

Robbie Schneider, lettering sculptor and lettercarver. Click here for a glimpse into the studio. For further information and any enquiries about my work please contact me. I would be delighted to hear from you. ›

A piece made for exhibition in response to Louis MacNeice’s play, The Dark Tower, itself based on Browning’s poem, Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came. Raised letters carved in stone. Purbeck Blue Marble. ›

A message to a friend spelt out in lettering formed of building blocks of sawn wood. A relief made in the proportions of a postcard. A few lines recalling shared experiences, conversations and hopes. ›

A manifesto for both art and life. Lines from Return to Tipasa by Albert Camus. Raised letters sculpted in bronze. ›

A commemoration stone to celebrate the restoration and change of use of a City of London church, built by Robert Hook with a Wren façade, and filled with elaborate memorials. Incised lettering and raised carving in limestone set into green slate. ›

West Glen Turret Farmhouse • Crieff • Perthshire PH7 4JR
+44 (0)773 666 9321 • robbie@robbieschneider.co.uk

Robbie Schneider
Lettering Sculptor

Punished by the gods for trying to cheat death, Sisyphus was compelled to roll a boulder to a mountain peak for eternity. Letters in stone that can almost, but not entirely, be read without rolling the stone. ›

Laser-cut, outline letterforms joined to become word-forms. The whole piece, solid and void, creating a lattice. ›

A glimpse into the studio. For further information and any enquiries please contact Robbie Schneider, lettering sculptor and lettercarver. I would be delighted to hear from you. ›

A piece made for exhibition in response to Louis MacNeice’s play, The Dark Tower, itself based on Browning’s poem, Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came. Raised letters carved in stone. Purbeck Blue Marble. ›

A message to a friend spelt out in lettering formed of building blocks of sawn wood. A relief made in the proportions of a postcard. A few lines recalling shared experiences, conversations and hopes. ›

A manifesto for both art and life. Lines from Return to Tipasa by Albert Camus. Raised letters sculpted in bronze. ›

A commemoration stone to celebrate the restoration and change of use of a City of London church, built by Robert Hook with a Wren façade, and filled with elaborate memorials. Incised lettering and raised carving in limestone set into green slate. ›

West Glen Turret Farmhouse • Crieff • Perthshire PH7 4JR
+44 (0)773 666 9321 • robbie@robbieschneider.co.uk