Showing posts with label rubber stamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rubber stamp. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013


Rubber Stamp Carving of
Famous Black Baseball Player,
Jackie Robinson.
One of his well known
quotes:
'The most luxurious posession,
the richest treasure anybody has,
is his personal dignity.
~ Jackie Robinson~ 
1912-1972

Went to see the movie '42' and was so inspired
by his story, even though the movie was not entirely accurate 
or inclusive, that I wanted to capture him in a rubber stamp carving.
I hope you like my effort!

Saturday, October 13, 2012

Athena and Rubber Stamp Chocolate Bunny, They Go Together, Right?




This rubber stamp carving is of the 
Greek Goddess Athena. Her classic Greek
features, and fancy hair and ornaments were
fun to carve into a rubber stamp.
I can see myself wanting to carve a wood
block of this someday.


This little 'chocolate' bunny just popped
into my head one day and begged me to carve it!
So, being a lover of folk art, that is the style
I chose for this little hand carved rubber stamp.
Plus Easter and bunnies are a favorite
thing around my household.
Please stop by my etsy shop and take a look
at my unique hand carved stamps. Maybe I could
even create a special one for you!
                                         http://www.etsy.com/shop/SparrowFootStamps

Monday, September 24, 2012

Three New Carvings To Share

 This is an antique rail road lantern
that a customer wanted carved into a rubber stamp. 
I am always interested in carving something
new and different and I really like this image.
I like the holes at the top of the 
lantern, and all of the 
wire work is interesting. They also wanted 
initials carved into the glass globe.
 

Here is a hand carved rubber stamp of some 
Japanese Kanji.
I believe they say Good Luck, Prosperity and 
Long Life
 

These three 'Mid Century' cats were so much 
fun to carve into rubber stamps. I am a huge cat (dog's, too!) fan. 
But something about the 1950's and 1960's style just seems
to have a pull on me. The walking cat is after a silver 
pin that a dear cousin gave me when I was quite young. 
I must have liked it, even then,because 
I have saved it for many years!