The Art of Scrimshaw - Nantucket Decorative Arts

[@Peyton-up7sn]

That’s good scrimshaw

[@djchris4771]

Brave men all. Lost sons of New Bedford 🙏

[@jackreeves3001]

Good info for a newbie. Thanks for sharing your time! KANSAS

[@kingdarkem]

Researchers just made a new ivory substitute that mimics ivory. It's a uv curing resin called digory.

[@herculanocouto7340]

Boa noite. Não consigo a tradução, gostava de saber que tipo de tinta é esta que usa. Parabéns pelos seus lindos trabalhos.

[@billybaine9943]

What is that ur calling polymer. Is it a clay or resin?

[@arkas6797]

Please let me know which colors are suitable for your technique and if you allow a shop to buy them. In Europe your technique is almost unknown and I can't find materials. Thank you for all.

[@dawnredwoodridge]

I have a scrimshaw necklace pendant that I bought on a wharf during a vacation to Maine around 1979. The artist said it was whalebone, and that it would become rare since there were laws being formed that will prevent using whalebone in the future. I have no certificate, only my memory. I am unsure if it can be sold as I get my estate together, and also it has yellowed, and should I, can I, whiten it?

[@StockmanOriginal]

Hello, I used to work for Nancy Chase back in the day. I have a tooth I would love to send an image of to you. It’s a civil war piece with a soldier the capital building and a naval steam ship. I just think you would enjoy seeing it. I’m not sure where to send it.

[@nantuckethistory]

Thanks for your comment. You can send a photo and any information on your tooth to [e-mail].

[@pokpongtattoo4978]

What ink do you use to make?

[@miguelruben6092]

Got any for sale??

[@bernardosantos8020]

Bruh, where do I buy the stuff I need for this?