Terry Schaub has been creating his own distinctive style of  sculpture since his teen years. His mediums have been diverse. Originally, starting out with clay ,Terry explored the versatility and malleability of that medium. From there he moved on to try his hand at mold making and casting but found that the repeated replication , of a previously one of a kind piece, did not fulfill his need to create. This led him to the decision to concentrate his efforts  on finding the medium that inspired him the most. Shortly thereafter he was introduced to working in stone. The permanence of it intrigued him. The variations in color and patterns captured him. He felt an even greater passion ignite and has sculpted in stone since that time.  
Terry's stone work has been featured in numerous public and private galleries. His creations are widely collected by patrons who appreciate the quality , diversity and originality of his work. 
Terry works mainly with exotic stones; 
Brazilian Soapstone, Chinese Soapstone, Italian Alabaster, East Indian Serpentine, Gala and others. 
 
Galleries and Exhibitions: 

      Upper Canada Native Art Gallery
​      Galerie W 
​      NAK Gallery
      O'Connor Gallery
      Private collection of HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex 
       2011,2012 Museum of Nature “Dimensions” exhibit 
       2011 United Nations Permanent Collection 
       2009 Frederic Remington Art Museum 
       Gallery On The Lake 
       St Brigids Center for the Arts 
       Homestead Gallery
       Gallery 6
       OWAA gallery
       Shenkman Arts Center
       Patrick John Mills Gallery  
        
Charity Events: 
 
       Canadian Stone Carving Festival 
       Bread Bowls for Bellies 
       Milk and Mallets Festival 
       Big Brothers “Ribfest”  
 
Member of: 
 
       National Capital Network of Sculptors (NCNS)