what the heck? v. would you buy?

[Dan F]

On and off, ...nearly 2 years. Each time I arrived at a point I wasn't sure of how to carve, I practiced on waste pieces before working on the primary piece. The piece was carved using a Foredom hand arbor and diamond dental bits. Polishing was by canvas, cotton, and wool disc patches saturated with either baking soda or cerium oxide.

That is amazing work...

 

[rnpitty]

That is amazing......I love it!

 

[Gar88]

That sure needs a lot of patience & a great way to meditate... Would love to see if you have any other work of art of yours...


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[tokyogasmask]

Yeah, thats a crazy price!
Those came out of machines here in Japan for like 400¥! (About $4us)

 

[JamesF]

I'd pay that price for oddballs carving.

 

[Chinggiz]

I wonder if bichirs would interact with it? Or are they too blind?

 

[Gar88]

I'd pay that price for oddballs carving.

+1



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[Redbellypiranha]

On and off, ...nearly 2 years. Each time I arrived at a point I wasn't sure of how to carve, I practiced on waste pieces before working on the primary piece. The piece was carved using a Foredom hand arbor and diamond dental bits. Polishing was by canvas, cotton, and wool disc patches saturated with either baking soda or cerium oxide.

How in the world did you get mammoth ivory?!


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