Artist David Darrow, the "Rockman of Malibu" was inspired by Daryl Maddeaux (see previous page) to begin balancing, and has passed his discipline and skill on to his daughter. He is also the creator of the "online card trick" -- a different sort of wizardry.
Along the shore of English Bay, Vancouver, artist Kent Avery has been balancing stones for over 7 years. Kent Lins, blogger of GiantKicks.com has posted photos of him and his work.
Jim Morlock , a fine art photographer whose Virtual Gallery offers limited edition Giclée prints of his balanced rocks among other subjects, considers balancing "child's play", but offers reasons why adults might find it satisfying.
Prints of Zach's work available on the Sales Galleries.
Berkeley artist Zach Pine features many balanced rock pieces in his online nature sculpture gallery. With acknowledgements to Andy Goldsworthy and Bill Dan, he reflects that during the building of one piece, "I decide it is less dangerous to stand close, and then I succeed without any more falls." He reports having made underwater stacks, as well.