As he speaks, the sounds of his children can be heard throughout the house. All five of them show a love and enjoyment of various mediums and his son, Christian, having joined the family sculpture business, sculpts the soapstone they both love, in the studio adjacent to the house. Sitting next to him at the kitchen table is his wife Elizabeth, deep-set eyes thinking and laughing along with him. She is very much a part of David's work and art. We sit around a kitchen table in a house full of art and life and love.
Creations crowd into every corner.
The walls are punctuated with snapshot collages, assembled and framed by Elizabeth with her stained-glass artisan's eye. Here and there, you recognize a Breeden piece. A lot of people venture through to visit Biscuit Run. A lot of life goes on there. Every room vibrates with art.