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Ochre warms them up |
I took a few days off work this weekend. Its hard to take time off when you work at home without feeling guilty, but its been such a busy winter and spring with a hectic summer and fall around the corner that I really needed a couple days of downtime. Today I was back in the workshop. More wholesale and custom commissions. While the sun was out, I was spraying a protective clear-coat on a a few Maritime Archaic Indian pin reproductions. These are made from caribou long bones, stained with red ochre.
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This is pretty much how the pins would have been oriented in the long bone when I cut them out. I use the long part of the shafts for the body of the pins and orient the heads where the bone flattens and flares out towards each end. |
Photo Credits: Tim Rast
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