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:iconeskimoscrybe:
I have combined both tuts so they are now one big one!

Enjoy!


Where did I get my ivory and baleen? read: [link]

A big warm huggle and thanks to 'Kitten-of-Woe and ^znow-white for the DD! When I got home from vacation it was the best gift ever! Thanks to all who favorite and comment.

DA LOVE to you ALL! :)
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Given 2009-12-11
Scrimshaw Tutorial by ~EskimoScrybe is a wonderful tutorial that explains the techniques needed to create this native art of engraving designs onto hardened materials.This craft that was once commonly used by whalers is still in use today by native Alaskan Indians that utilize materials acquired from the game they fish and hunt.EskimoScrybe is a Inupiaq Eskimo of the Tikigaqmiut, from the far north of Alaska within the Arctic Circle.Her gallery well worth a visit to see more of these native crafts. Thank you for sharing! ( Suggested by `Kitten-of-Woe and Featured by `znow-white )
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~InYuJi May 18, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I think I want to try this out when I teach. Would be an awesome thing to do with high school-level.
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*EskimoScrybe May 19, 2012  Professional General Artist
It works great for middleschool-highschool level art classes. I had good success with it at around the 8th grade and up level.
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:iconpaulmellor:
Brilliant :) I have tried on bone before and like you said it was very porous and had sunken blotches .So i need to find more compact bone :)
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*EskimoScrybe Nov 17, 2011  Professional General Artist
:)
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~thatwillowkid Aug 28, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
I'm thinking about doing this with a deer jawbone. Do you think it will work? Any tips??:)
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*EskimoScrybe Aug 29, 2011  Professional General Artist
Should work!

Just make sure you seal it well. I did a wolverine skull and that step turned out to be the most important step!
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~thatwillowkid Aug 30, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
I remember seeing that wolverine skull. So cool!! :)
What did you use to seal it?
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*EskimoScrybe Sep 5, 2011  Professional General Artist
I use the a non-yellowing poly seal. :)
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~thatwillowkid Sep 5, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
Alright! I'll see if I can find myself some lol;P
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~HeartlessInu Feb 6, 2010  Hobbyist Digital Artist
This is an amazing and very helpful tutorial!
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