In here you will see some of the thngs I have done. All of this was with an old rotary paragrave system. I am by no means a pro but I am still learning. These are custom lowrider bike parts for the most part. I am trying to do homework and improve my scroll design abilities and I am also trying to learn to use a graver. I will be purchasing a Lindsey system in the near future.

Practice plates from June of 2008, when I first started to engrave.

These are some drawings that contain scrolls, but aren't going to be engraved (probably not).

these are a couple of photoshop filter samples that I find helpful.

pictures of my first knife, engraved as a present to a fellow tattoo artist. I took some artistic license with the scoll coming off of the candle flame smoke, instead of the traditional vegitation origin. I need to work harder on my lettering skills. Thanks for looking.

This is an excellent reference book for anyone that does any western artwork. It has some really fantastic images of horses also. As a bonus, it was all done in pen and ink, using a technique very similar to "line" bulino, and serves as excellent study in how to use tiny lines to get shading down.

photo composite of a mothers day bracelet I engraved. Silver is soft like butter, very tricky.

First firearm engraving on a colt commander slide.

tattoo machine "J" frame 1080 cold rolled steel. Blued using oxtho blue from Brownell's. I like it.