Carve Your Own Itch solves the age old problem eraser carvers have always faced when getting started - where to find images for inspiration. You could buy a book that tells you how to carve, or you could buy a book of images, but not both in one book. Now you can. With over 300 images and 25 photos you will have plenty to keep you occupied. This book is for anyone who ever said "I am not an artist. I could NEVER do that!"
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During the mid 1990s Bob and Rusty Clark put out a small snail zine for rubber stamp carvers called Tabloid Trash. Eventually there was an online version as well where many beginner carvers gathered to ask questions and make comments and share their carvings.
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great tutorial and ideas on stamp carving,
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I really enjoyed this book. I have carved some, but was looking for more info and this book provided it. Also, there were lots of clips to copy and use during your own learning process. I have found it hard to find appropriate images that are good for carving. I highly recommend this book for your reference material.
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