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Introduction to Rawhide Art
How to Mold a Rawhide Sculpture
Presentation Rawhide Art with an American Indian Motif
Presentation of Rawhide Art with an American Indian Motif: Part 2
Exhibition of Painted Rawhide Art
Benefits of Using Rawhide for Art
Rawhide Art Exhibition : Free Arts & Crafts Ideas
Presentation of a Painted Rawhide Angel Mold
Rawhide Mold of a Water Frog
Rawhide Buffalo Mold
How to Remove Rawhide Molding Before it Hardens
Final Molded Rawhide Versus the Mold
Final Molded Rawhide Versus the Mold: Part 2
Presentation of Two Rawhide Art Goddesses
Considerations for Working with Rawhide Molds
Framed Rawhide Molded Guardian Angel
How to Illuminate your Rawhide Art
Presentation of a Rawhide Molded Saxophone
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Summary: Benefits of using various types of rawhide to achieve different looks in each piece; all this and more in this free arts and crafts video series taught by expert rawhide artists.
Candace Copeland is well known for her rock and bead jewelry and her very unique rawhide art. She co-owns a studio and gallery with her husband in Cottonwood, AZ. read more
"Hello there on behalf of ExpertVillage.com my name is Candance Copeland. I'm going to be pointing out some special features of the raw hide art that I've been creating. Just to give you an idea of the different foot prints that each piece has every piece of hide has a different like our hand print and some of them are not all deer. This particular one that I'm going to talk about now is made out of antelope it's a rougher type of hide. It was harder to get detail it's thicker. It just was much more of a challenge. However, it did come out with this really ancient look to it's face. It looks like he has been out on the prairie. He has lived a life and he is proud of it and here is his shield, this is a blackfoot shield, out of the Dakota area and up here we have the buffalo skull which was very scared to all of the Native Americans. So then we took all of this and went ahead and I put it on this back ground and tried to make it look as if were on fire over the night skies when they would have their fires to cook the meat that maybe that they had captured that day. So this happens to be the same mold as the ones we looked at previously but again no resemblance."
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