Well, It has been one crazy week in the Mammoth Ivory Creations Studio. I have added not one, but two new artists to the works, neither of which have ever dealt with carving or mammoth ivory but have both worked out wonderfully.

   First was Tine Lockard-Turner who thank god is very mechanically inclined and seems to catch on with out much instruction. 

The second is her daughter Krystal Turner, who while intimidated by the equipment is still a great asset to the shop

  

Here are a few pieces the two have helped create.

http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations/artwork?artworkId=2144425

http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations/artwork?artworkId=2144425

http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations/artwork?artworkId=2142481

http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations/artwork?artworkId=2143708

Anyway, like I said, it has been a wild week and I can't say I got much carving done on my own work, but I did get one piece finished, and this is how it turned out.

30,000 year old Fossil Mammoth Ivory Framed with 10,000 year old Fossil Mammoth Ivory hung with Rare Orange Fossil Mammoth Ivory Beads and highlighted with Tibetan Gold beads.

http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations/artwork?artworkId=2141647

 

So that's it for this weeks post from the Studio Of Mammoth Ivory Creations, please stop in and visit up in the new store on Zibbet at http://www.zibbet.com/MammothIvoryCreations and if you like what you see please share us. You can also catch us on twitter at https://twitter.com/Alaskan_Ivory