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Scrimshaw/Engraving and Filework on knives

Showcasing scrimshaw art on knives. also welcoming discussion on scrimshaw tools and techniques.

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Does anyone know who scrimshaw artist MW is?

Started by Charles Sample Apr 28. 0 Replies

I won this knife on an ebay bid.  It is scrimshaw and is signed MW.  Does anyone know who the artist might be?…Continue

scrimshaw detail

Started by Rick "HutcH" Hutchings. Last reply by Jan Carter Apr 24. 5 Replies

For all of you starting into scrimshaw there are certain items you needs to aquire both materials ans skills wise. I am seeing a lot of promising scrimshaw that needs to expand on detail and density.…Continue

Second of Two Knives

Started by Leopold Lacrimosa. Last reply by Chuck Parham Apr 15. 4 Replies

Here are photos of the second knife I had Scrimshawed by Donna Ruprecht.I hope you like.…Continue

Tags: Ruprecht, Bone, Donna, Artist, Scrimshaw

Engraving

Started by Jan Carter Apr 5. 0 Replies

New engraving on Al Mar knife with Gold InlayPosted by David Villiard on January 14, 2010 at 10:57…Continue

Tags: inlay, knife, gold, engraving, Mar

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Comment by Rick "HutcH" Hutchings yesterday

Chuck send me an address . I will send a cross section of scrap. I will buff the surface so you can scratch right away. On the buffalo horn try just scratching the highlight areas. Reverse is dramatic and you can see your working easier as you scratch. Fill it with white acrylic paint, and wipe away the excess immediately. I want in my lifetime for scrimshaw to be accepted as a mainstream art form. I will help any scrimschander get going. ...HutcH

Comment by Chuck Parham yesterday

Most of the lines are sharp edges with a difference in depth and width. I figured it wasn't a real tooth but I didn't buy it for its authenticity. I bought it more for an attention getter and a display piece. I am happy with it. I sure appreciate your expertise. I have Boones site and as soon as I am able to get back to work, I'll be buying some materials. I feel that I need to practice on some different materials and continue developing my skills. Thanks for your input Hutch!

Comment by Rick "HutcH" Hutchings yesterday

Yes it is a cast unit. The image may be cast also check the edges of the scribed lines if they are a little rounded on the edge it amy be cast. The perimeter art without much interior shading also may indicate a cast image. If you want to scrim your own cast tooth check out Boone Tradeing Post. They have anything you need for scrimshaw. They carry cast and real items as well as findings, belt buckles , pendant and raw mammoth ivory and materials.Keep scratching... HutcH

Comment by Chuck Parham yesterday

I suspect it is a resin cast but here's a picture of the bottom for your opinion Hutch. Thanks.

Comment by Rick "HutcH" Hutchings yesterday

Chuck is your tooth real or a resin cast tooth? The flat bottom has me suspect. Do you have an open area at the bottom or is it solid flat accross?

 

Comment by Chuck Parham on Friday

Jan, Yes it is. He shipped it with a letter of apology. He said he didn't really understand eBay "stuff". I think maybe it's because I filed a complaint with eBay? Anyway, I like it. It will be a nice attention getter for my Scrimshaw knives whenever I set up a display.

Comment by Jan Carter on Friday

Charles, is that it?  He decided to ship it?  That is fantastic

Comment by Chuck Parham on May 15, 2013 at 10:22

Recently purchased. It'll make a great piece for display whenever I get a chance to set up a table somewhere.

Comment by Chuck Parham on May 5, 2013 at 11:30

My first purchase. It's a small piece but it's a start.


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Comment by Stefan Albert on April 29, 2013 at 6:22

Thank You, I am glad to like it .

 
 
 

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