Rod Lacey is a scrimshaw hobbyist from Cairns, Queensland Australia. A jeweler and inventor by trade, his scrimshaw is a self-described obsession. See some great pics and more information at https://www.scrimshaw.com/scrimshaw-artist-rod-lacey-australian-scrimshander/
Mystery Artist #16 – Knight – FOUND!
I could make a cheeky comment about this horse missing it’s knight, but we’re not giving up our blog for the comedy circuit.
We have an email from someone who has a beautifully scrimshawed horse on a pendant purchased in the Agoura California area in 1976 – 1977. The name Knight is in block letters toward the bottom. Its owner would love to find out more about the artist and if they are still creating scrimshaw, as well as any history about the piece.
Simply respond in the comments if you can help, it’s greatly appreciated by owners and artists alike.
Scrimshaw Artist Jeff Fozard
Jeff has been scrimshawing for about six years now on different ivories and shows his works at gun shows in the northwest Arkansas area. He recently shared a few pics of his work that can be found by clicking on the pic to the left. Welcome aboard, Jeff!
Jason’s Heart Page and Post Updated
A quick aside, we inadvertently posted Jason R. Webb’s Heart Scrimshaw with a picture of the penciled in heart as the finished heart. We’ve fixed that and appreciate Jason quickly letting us know of the error.
Mystery Artist #15 – “FJ” Pendant
Mystery Artist #15 has created what a pendant of what appears to be a piece of kelp floating under water, holding firmly to a rock on the bottom of the ocean. The kelp motif would be known to any scuba diver or snorkeler.
From the LaConner Washington state area, the owner would love to know more about the artist.
Beautifully shaped piece of ivory with curved edges and a nice patina, which is almost certainly mammoth ivory. Does anyone know the artist? Please send comments below.