The Academy For Authentic Artistic Engraving

Teaching the traditional skill sets and advocating for the acknowledgment of authentic engraving (hammer and chisel and push burin) as the most relevant form of artistic engraving.

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No costs! Authentic Engravers know what works and can help new engravers reach their goals.

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Progress This Trade And Save It From The Machines.

One might spend a full week at The Metropolitan Museum Of Art in NYC. and still not view the artistic gold, silver and engraved obj...
Historically, As A Machine Assists The Work Of Skilled Labor, The Labor Rate Is Diminished.

My idea of the term "Traditional Hand Engraving" was successfully employed for many years in my engraving business. Everyone kne...
Engraving With Your Feet?

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Master Engraver: Free Comprehensive Engraving Lessons. Free is good. Help Master Engraver Steve Olin, save the rare skill of Authentic Engraving using traditional tools like the hammer and chisel and push burin. The overhead to get started in this art-based business is economical. The hand and eye coordination to learn the hammer and chisel tradition are easy, but take a little effort to master, but not that much. Learn to engrave guns, jewelry, musical instruments, rare and valuable parts in need of engraving restoration, medallions, love tokens, coins, custom car and motorcycle parts and on and on. Master Engravers Bill Mains and Lynton McKenzie taught Steve and he is giving back to you at no cost. Steve wants to offer a good opportunity to learn. A good work ethic, ambition, consistent practice and safety awareness around weapons like knives and sharp chisels are essential. So many are taking shortcuts by allowing a machine to get in between them and their art the demand by collectors for authenticity using the hammer and chisel is great.

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