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General discussion => Contemporary Accoutrements => Topic started by: Ohioan on November 07, 2008, 05:17:56 AM
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I posted the first attempt at scrimshaw a while back. Two and Three were a powder horn and primer I did for my father. I haven't taken any photos of those yet.
This is my powder horn. I'm not quite finished. Sorry for the poor quality. Lighting is hard for me.
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Zach,
Every trip starts with the first step. Keep on working at it. I think you are doing fine.
Mark
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Zach, ambitious attempt with alot of engraving, looking good, as they say,looks better than my first couple of atempts!as they say, practice makes perfect!
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hmm... I need to fix the pics
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I'm not sure what you are looking for but it looks goo to me. Shows some thought.
Tim C.
PS: The up dated pics make it look even better. TC
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Zach, Has a nice old timey look about it. I like it. I would probably shellac or varnish it, to give the body some color. I read somewhere old timers did that.
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Nothing wrong with that work...keep in mind, YOU are always gonna be the most critical of your art. Keep up the good work.
Highlander