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For me, it was reading Wilber Smith's Flight of the Falcon during my senior year. From there I discovered Peter Capstick. After that, I was hooked.

The first batch of the walnut boxes have been finished and are ready to ship if anyone wants one. They are $200 for the box, or $225 for the box and a print with the matching number.

I've been creating hand engraved ivory watch faces for Vineyard Time for about 8 years. I started this one for myself and it's been sitting, unfinished on my desk for 3 years. I decided to set aside a little time, as a Christmas gift to myself, to finally finish it. I have to say, I'm quite...

The boxes are 9 1/2" × 7" × 2 5/8", made in the U.S.A and are constructed of solid walnut. They are a great size to sit on a desk or bar. There will only be 25 boxes in the edition, which I will sign and number. I will also be doing a print edition of the original 7" × 7" drawing and offering...

Thank you. I worked out of Southern California for the past 30 years, but I'm now located on Martha's Vineyard in MA.

Here is the reason I did the drawing. It's a Christmas gift for my sister in law, but I'm considering doing a limited edition of boxes with a slightly different layout. What do you guys think? Maybe an edition of 25?

That's brilliant.

Thank you. I'm pretty happy with it so far.

Maybe it's a sickness... After spending 8 hours per day in the shop working on scrimshaw, I've been going home and working on drawings after dinner. Here is one that I've been working on that is almost finished.

Speciesism? WTH?

Cape Buffalo on water buffalo horn with a handmade walnut and brass stand

Cape Buffalo on water buffalo horn with a handmade walnut and brass stand.

Thank you.

Here is a little video of the work in progress on the cape buffalo. I'm new to the idea of recording my progress, so hopefully the quality will get better as I figure out what I'm doing. At least, this will give you guys some idea of what my process is.

It's one of the projects on my desk right now.

Here is a little video of the work in progress on the cape buffalo. I'm new to the idea of recording my progress, so hopefully the quality will get better as I figure out what I'm doing. At least, this will give you guys some idea of what my process is.

Here is a work in progress shot of something I'm working on.

This one was fun. My goal here was to make the approaching storm the real subject of the artwork. I'll have to try something similar with an African theme...

Thank you

Yes. They are still available

Thank you. I'll send you a link via PM

I have several African wildlife projects in the works. I'll share photos as I complete the projects.

Here are a couple more grip sets that I did for Cabot.

I did this set early this year. I do a couple of sets of grips each year for Cabot Guns. This was a particularly complicated one. I was originally told that the gun would be gold, which inspired the pirate treasure theme, but I'm kind of glad that the customer ended up choosing a blued one.

Here is another new project that I recently finished and shipped off to it's new home. I've got a bunch of new projects in the works so I'll hopefully be posting more regularly. I'm really pleased with how this came out and I love the new style of base.

Thank you. Just let me know about the scrimshaw when you're ready.

Thank you. I'll be looking for the PM.

I'm using a new base maker since I didnt bring any woodworking tools when i moved. I really like what he did with this one.

That's really nice. The zebra inlay is a great touch.

Congratulations. Those are beautiful trophies. I love the tear in the ear. That's a great story and detail. I'm glad you didn't have them fix it.

And...one more old project finally completed. Thus one gave me a lot if trouble. I had a tough time getting the fur to feel right.

At least it will protect the last of the native British elephants. I've heard that they are in danger of becoming extinct. There are very few of them left in England.

This one is 1 1/2" × 2"