Congrats on fantastic tutorial, love when people talk about what they really know, "hows" and "donts" about anything really as it then becomes honest and pure teaching, pure joy to watch and listen and hopefully learn, thanks again !
Thank you to both the Artis and the camera lady for taking the time to make this . It was quite informative. I am wanting to try this on some bones before I do any horns or antlers .
Yeah you can use permanent markers I use permanent markers myself the only thing is that you have to steel wool the marker off cuz it's really difficult to remove but the the ankle stay in the lines when you do a better alternative is to get a small bottle of India ink in a paintbrush cuz then it's a little easier to move around and wipe off
So...it's 4/20/21... I've finished with my first horn. I WISH I'D FOUND THIS VIDEO... before I started. I cannot go back and start over. However, IF, and that's a big if, if I ever do another one the information you shared will make that one so much better. This first one looks like a ten year old did it.
nice work i'm getting ready to scrim and wondering where you got that carbide scribe I can't seem to find one or what is the name so I can find it on line thanks ~ bill ~
I think he didn't know how much folks could appreciate his insight, knowledge, and skill. Thanks for sharing Justin!!!
This tutorial honestly saved my life. I found something to focus on and learn.
Congrats on fantastic tutorial, love when people talk about what they really know, "hows" and "donts" about anything really as it then becomes honest and pure teaching, pure joy to watch and listen and hopefully learn, thanks again !
Miki Dominko thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for making this video. I learned another form of expression to give to my friends to show them my appreciation.
You are really good ,not only have i learned some cool trick here .but enjoyed the whole video 🇺🇸👍
Thank you to both the Artis and the camera lady for taking the time to make this . It was quite informative. I am wanting to try this on some bones before I do any horns or antlers .
Whole lot of Great info bottled up in that boy just trying to bust out. Fine artist!
Hi Justin! Thanks so much for your information. At around 17:00, were you scratching off the Sharpie with an abrasive, or was it an alcohol product?
Ah, brave men all, Lost Sons of New Bedford. That's good scrimshaw.
+Uncle Flute thanks
Uncle Flute
Family Guy.
First video I clicked just after watching that.
By the way, I'd love for you to film another tutorial with a very steady camera. ❤
Me too
Fantastic instructions and tips. I am just starting out and was wondering about using the permanent markers.
Yeah you can use permanent markers I use permanent markers myself the only thing is that you have to steel wool the marker off cuz it's really difficult to remove but the the ankle stay in the lines when you do a better alternative is to get a small bottle of India ink in a paintbrush cuz then it's a little easier to move around and wipe off
that's good scrimshaw
So...it's 4/20/21... I've finished with my first horn. I WISH I'D FOUND THIS VIDEO... before I started. I cannot go back and start over. However, IF, and that's a big if, if I ever do another one the information you shared will make that one so much better. This first one looks like a ten year old did it.
It just takes practice always learning something new and improving, take what you learned from your first one and use it on the next
That’s awesome! 😃👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 !
Very nice video,,Looks very nice..
Very nice, thanks
Amazing job my friend. and Thanks for the Video. a big help. Keep up the amazing work!!
+Yaakov N Hadassah thanks for watching I'm glad it helped
Thank you for sharing :-) Really nice&clear tutorial *
Thanks for watching
Whales and ships … that would be much more appropriate on a whale tooth….. powder horns are for land battles or hunting.
Actually they are for whatever the customer asks for and that's what they wanted 🙄
@@lacyjoy …LOL, true enough.
great information, but sound too low birds in back ground drowning you out.
Good video but, sometimes you start mumbling and cannot understand what you're saying.
Justin, I want you to make my custom horn. What do you charge to make one?
Awesome work man.
WELL DONE!
Good information here, and not just about scrimshaw, but drawing in general.
Show us how to apply engrailing and what tools to use. Thanks
I wish I could hear you.
What song is playing in the outro?
Old School pencil sharpening.
nice work i'm getting ready to scrim and wondering where you got that carbide scribe I can't seem to find one or what is the name so I can find it on line thanks ~ bill ~
+bill heffron www.scrimshaw.com/tools-the-coulter-precision-scribe/
Where do I get that L shaped pad that the horn is resting on?
Speak up son
This video was recorded on a piece of scrimshaw.
What do you mean?
Can you use tungsten that I use for TIG welding for scribes?
+Shane K it would work great just make sure you get a fine point on it
What?
You talk too much
To quiet
You made my Powderhorn about 4 years ago and I love it thank you
It’s a real good video. Enjoyed watching!
I envy your talent!
He is very talented