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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
Summary: Rawhide water frog mold; 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
"Hi there! On be half of ExpertVillage.com my name is Candice Copeland. I would like to explain a little bit about interior molds on my raw hide. This happens to be a garden frog, not a real one of course. I got this guy and said he would be wonderful. So as it would be this hole right here of his eye was a natural hole so I worked with the until I could get that there and this little is a little snail shell so that gave him his little personality with his eyes that can see. Then I picked up all kind of vines and leaves and thing off of the floor in the pacific northwest and gave him a little pad to live on so frogs are really a great teacher of how to sing. So he is singing to you and that will take care of our little frogman."
eHow Article: Rawhide Mold of a Water Frog
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