A couple more stamp pens

[ossaguy]

Here's a couple more that I've done,these I had cast by Don Vann.He really helped me out,they turn really nice.

They are made with Audubon bird stamps from the countries of Montserrat,and Union Island.I just love these stamps,I'm making a whole series of them since I love bids,and his artwork.

These stamp pens are addicting ( as if we need anything more addicting in this hobby..)

Thanks for lookin!

Steve

 

[vanngo5d]

Steve, the pens look great and I'm glad your happy the the casting. Look forward to seeing more.

Don Vann
vanngo5d

 

[walshjp17]

Your pens are beautiful. Stamp pens are definitely on my to-do list.

 

[Chatham PenWorks]

Beautiful work.

 

[SDB777]

Great way to show off a stamp! Nicely turned!!!







Scott (woohoo, coffee's finish brewing) B

 

[mikespenturningz]

Wow those pens are stunning. I like the larger pens made with this method.

 

[tommy2tone]

Those look great. I was wondering if there were any copyright laws on stamps like there are on images? I was going to make a pen of some Ohio stamp pictures from my family back in Ohio.

 

[ossaguy]

I was wondering about that,but figured that since it's my personal pen that I'm not selling there's no big deal.If I was marketing a John Wayne pen for sale,that probably would be risky.

In reality........it's just a collector stamp on my pen instead of a scrapbook.I guess I could call the pen my one-stamp-collection-display.

There was a thread a couple of weeks ago that brought that subject up,I think I'll go back & reread it.

Thanks,
Steve