[Shane Wilson]

Hi All,
What a wondrous group you are! I am thrilled to be asked to join your group - the work you do is second to none. I have been working in splendid isolation for the past decade or so, and appreciate this chance to share with others who work in media and ways similar to my own. Here is a link to some of my own works in progress, executed in antler and ivory. Enjoy! Shane

My Works in Progress page

[Jim Kelso]

Welcome Shane. Glad to have you on board. That's an amazing body of work and effort making the tutorials.

[DFogg]

Very interesting work, thanks for sharing. Sorry you joined us in the middle of our first crash, but thankfully it has been resolved.

I am going back to explore your site more.

[Janel]

It is great to have you aboard! I thought that you might appreciate the opportunity to share and learn with the rest of us here. Thanks for the link to your work in progress and the rest of your web site.

Janel

[sergey_osipov]

Welcome Shane!

I enjoyed visited your website. Good work! Particularly a carving in
moose antler - it's grandiose!

Thank you for sharing!

PS. Moose antler is a porous material inwardly as and a deer antler, or
no?

[Shane Wilson]

Yes and no. Moose antler is porous inside, but the porous parts tend to be much denser than deer or elk antler. I think the tines or pointy parts are uniformly dense in all antlers.

PS. Moose antler is a porous material inwardly as and a deer antler, or
no?
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[Doug Sanders]

Nice work Shane! I really like the vivid, contemporary feel to your works. That poster for a show in Europe with the skull carving is gorgeous.