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How to Start Navajo Stone Sculpting
Learning the Right Way to do Navajo Stone Sculpting
Meet a Navajo Stone Sculpting Expert
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 1
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 2
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 3
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 4
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 5
Importance of Knowing Your History for Navajo Stone Sculpting, Part 6
Spotting Fake Native American Art, Part 1
Spotting Fake Native American Art, Part 2
Spotting Fake Native American Art, Part 3
How to Buy Native American Art
Introduction to Navajo Stone Sculpting
Creating a Navajo Stone Sculpture
Navajo Stone Sculpting Tools
Navajo Stone Sculpting Safety
How to Select Stones for Navajo Sculpting, Part 1
How to Select Stones for Navajo Sculpting, Part 2
Inspirations for Navajo Stone Sculpting
Weight & Style in Navajo Stone Sculpting
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 1
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 2
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 3
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 4
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 5
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 6
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 7
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 8
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 9
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 10
Evolution of a Navajo Stone Sculpture, Part 11
Navajo Stone Sculpting Summary
Example of a Finished Navajo Stone Sculpture
Navajo Stone Sculpting: Artist Overview
Summary: Learn how to spot fake Native American art in this free and informative Native American art video.
Roy M. Walters is a professional sculptor and painter with a lot of soul- Native American soul. He is from the Navajo Tribe, in Arizona, and he passionately puts his Navajo identity...read more
"Hi, my name is Roy Walters Jr. I am an native American artist. I do sculptor and paintings and I am here on behalf of Expert Village. There's a few other locations where you can go to become more aware of the IACA, the Indian Art's and Crafts Associations, one of the legitimate organizations that have educational and promotional of buyer beware pamphlets and stuff like that. You can get it from them. They have a website. IACA Indian Arts and Crafts Association. SWAIA Southwestern Indian Arts Association has also their http://www.SWAIA.com. They have a lot of important information that you can use. That's one of the main organizations that I'm associated with. They have many artists that come and do the shows at Santa Fe...Market. And there you can recognize and to get a lot of info in terns of what to be careful of what not to buy and what to buy. Like I said, you can refer to my website http://www.mysticcanyon.com and there would be a link where you can get some information about educating yourself about what to be careful about."
eHow Article: Spotting Fake Native American Art, Part 3
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