David Adams – Online gallery of David Adams artworks. Features fine art scrimshaw and original artworks and reproductions for collectors. Site also includes demonstrations and tips for artists.*

Dick Atkinson - Designer and manufacturer of VZ Grips. Dick Atkinson offers custom machined micarta pistol grips and some custom knives with scrimshaw.

Mary W. Bailey – (Dragon Scrim Lair Scrimshaw Art) Hand etched scrimshaw on natural and manmade materials. Loves dragons, celtic knots and wildlife themes. Also feaures handmade custom knives.

Kristen Barndt – Features Knives, Jewelry, pistol grips, and unique art pieces.

Gaetan Beauchamp – Features custom knives with both scrimshaw and reverse scrimshaw on a variety of grip materials.

Rick Bowles - Fine scrimshaw available exclusively on Randal Made Knives.

Bailey Bradshaw – (Bradshaw Cultlery) Custom knives by a master artisan.

Sandra Brady – Features display pieces, jewelry, knives, pistol grips, and unique art pieces.*

Terry Christian – Features wildlife, portraits, knives, nautical, jewelery, and accepts commissions.

Clifton – Hand-engraved custom scrimshaw mugs. Boats, ships, lighthouses or created from any photo.

Marvin M. Cohen – (Ancient Ivories Studio) Legal Sperm Whale's teeth registered with the U.S. Department of Commerce. Also features knives, jewelry, writing instruments, globes, and more.

Michael Cohen – (The Michael Cohen Portfolio) Enjoys doing ommisisoned portraiture with a preference for portraits of women dressed in medieval/ renaissance/ fantasy garb.

Mike Cook – (Art of Ishi) Collectable and functional art and scrimshaw in exotic stone, ivory and opal.

Charles Connor III – (Wildscrim) Features display pieces and more. Themes include nautical,portraits,wildlife, and others on legalized ivory, mammoth and fossil walrus.

Barbara Cullen – (Mystic Scrimshanders) Barbara creates scenes of wildlife, portraits, mermaids and more on ancient walrus, prehistoric mammoth and old whale teeth. Home of the Mystic Scrimshanders National Scrimshaw Competition.

Jessica Kagan Cushman – Ivory, gems and scrimshaw create one-of-a-kind, couture jewels.

Mary Davidson – (Rocket Knives) Portraits, wildlife and other types of scrimshaw on different types of ivories.*

Mark DeCou – (DeCou Studio) Features powder horns, canes, knives, and more.*

Roni Dietrich – (Wild Horse Studio) Features wildlife, big cats, horses, pet portraits and tasteful figures.*

Elizabeth Dolbare – Engraved and scrimshaw designs on knives, guns, gun grips, motorcycle parts, jewelry and buckles.

Deb Donnelly – Nautical art and images, gun handle grips, knife handles, ivory insets for jewelry boxes, belt buckles, plaques, jewelry, piano keys, and more.

Al Doucette – (Whale's Tale Scrimshanders) Features carvings, sculptures, whaling-related items, Nantucket lightship baskets, and custom designed creations to individual specifications.

Jim Downing – Quality custom engravings for firearms, knives, and scrimshaw display pieces.

Peter Driscoll – (Watermark Products) Subjects such as nautical scenes, historical scenes, landmark buildings, animals, calendar keys, musical instruments, and work by commission.

Daniel Farrell – Features poker chips, knives, teeth, and more. Each piece of ivory is hand shaped, polished and hand scrimshawed.

Jessie Ghere Feather – Specializing in Native American art, as well as nature and wildlife.

R. Ferrar – (Patagonia Scrimshaw) Custom hand engraved ivory of wildlife, portraits, nautical and modern themes.

Gary Fiedler – Quality scrimshaw on powderhorns and mammoth ivory display pieces, pendats, buckles, and buckles. Custom work welcomed.*

Jay Fisher – Fine custom knife etching, filework, carving, overlay, and scrimshaw embellishment.

William Gilkerson – Professional marine artist, author and historian. Sometimes still does scrimshaw on commission, when the transaction interests him and can be done without violation of the endangered species laws.

Larry Gotkin – Commissions, gun and knife grips, display pieces, jewelry, and more.

Bob Hergert – Scrimshaw raised to the level of fine art. Work includes display art, knife grips, wildlife, miniatures, portraits, nauticals, nudes, guitar truss rod covers, and more.

Anouk Johanna - Most known for her teddy bear portraits which she meticulously engraves "freehand" on fossil mammoth and walrus ivories.

Sharon Johnston – Scrimshawed ivory guitar picks and jewelry.

Scot Kimel – (Carolina Custom Scrimshaw) Features knife grips, display pieces, jewelry, and miniatures.

Bridget Lajoie – Display pieces, cribbage boards,

Steve Lankerd Sr. – (Northern Lights Handcrafted Gifts) Features jewelry, necklaces, earrings, hair barrettes and collectable display pieces

Harvey Leach – Custom guitars with ivory and scrimshaw inlay.

Don Macdonald – (Martha's Vineyard Gifts) Nantucket basket tops, jewelry, scrimshaw knives, and more.

Mallory and Company – Handcrafted jewelry, buckles, neckware, netsukes, carvings, boxes, combs, tribal, candle holders, canes, etc. All work signed by the artist creating the piece.

Turning Bear Mason – Specializes in custom work for knife handles, jewelry, pistol grips, and more.

Gene Martin – (cuatomknife.com) Knife grips done with the stippling technique on ancient ivory. Prefers wildlife themes.

Mary Mueller – Original jewelry, display pieces, boxes, and more.

Catherine Nerbonne – (The Webshander - Custom Scrimshaw) Nautical, wildflower and wildlife themes are favorites. Also offers jewelry, cribbage boards, Nantucket baskets, and accessory items and objects on which the scrimshaw is mounted.

Larry Nowiki – Hand forged custom knives that can include scrimshaw grip embellishment.

Michelle Ochonicky – (Stone Hollow Scrimshaw Studio) Boxes, display pieces and custom work is accepted.

Colin Patterson – Specializes in customizing existing knives and creating new custom ones. Knife grips can include scrimshaw embellishment.

Andrew Perkins – (scrimshaw.com) Scrimshaw on eco-friendly and other materials, how to scrimshaw, kits and finished jewelry available.*

Richard A. Ramsey – Custom bowie knives, damascus knives, skinning knives, knife sheaths, handcrafted knives, custom hunting knives, and more. Knife grips can include scrimshaw embellishment.

Wayne and Karen Reno – (Artists of the Rockies) Wayne makes beautiful knives and Karen creates beautiful scrimshaw on both knives and custom art objects.

Lori Ristinen – Scrims by hand without a pattern. Likes African wildlife but scrims many subjects. Offers color and b&w pieces, display pieces, portraits, miniatures, and accepts commissions.*

Heidi Robichaud – Creates original Northwestern designs. Designs available include black bear, brown bear, salmon, duck, eagle, deer, and more. Also accepts custom orders.

Howard Rosenfeld – Custom scrimshaw specializing in ship/sailboat portraits but does everything from people to horses to helicopters, large presentation pieces, belt buckles, pendants, plaques, and more.

Sidney L. Ryan – Fine handgun engraving and scrimshaw gun grips.

Viveca Sahlin – (ScrimArt) Display pieces, knife grips, pendants, and more. Accepts commissions.

Leonard Savage – (Alaska Scrimshaw) Features walrus ivory carvings of wildlife and Alaskan themes.

Lorne Scoggins – Loves portraiture and Trompe l'oeil work. Does a variety of objects and subjects including knife grips, presentation pieces, pistol grips, and more.

Michael Sheppard – (Thunder Bolt Blades) Custom knife maker, custom carving knives, and custom scriimshaw work.

Dennis Sims – (Alaska Scrimshaw) Display pieces, knives, necklaces, earings, bolo ties, and more.

David Smith – Member of the American Society of Marine Artists. Display piece themes include nautical, wildlife, portraits, and more.

Peggy Smith – (The Smith Shop) Knife grips, jewelry, display pieces, and more.

David Stanbrough – (Grizzly Mountain Arts) Ancient ivory jewelry.

JoAnna Westmorland Stanbrough – (Grizzly Mountain Arts) Ancient ivory jewelry.

Jim Stevens – (Scrimshaw Studio) Scrimshaw information, education and fine art, sculpture, jewelry, custom inlay, and special orders in fossil ivory.

Dan Stockwell – Features display pieces and powderhorns.

Matt Stothart – (Bellingham Scrimshaw) Museum quality fine art. Artwork includes nautical, wildlife, globes, whaling scenes, knife grips, and more.

Michael Strzalkowski – (Pyrate) Sculpture pieces, jewelry carvings and museum quality restorations.

Mark Thogerson – (The Webshander - Custom Scrimshaw) Nautical, wildflower and wildlife themes are favorites. Also offers jewelry, cribbage boards, Nantucket baskets, and accessory items and objects on which the scrimshaw is mounted.

Howard Thomas – (Sailors Dream) Display pieces, jewelry, gun grips, custom orders.

Keith W. Thrasher – Specializes in custom commission work, portraits, knives, nudes, wildlife and nautical.

George Tichbourne – (A Touch of Class) Offers bowie knives, custom kitchen, hunting, and military folders. Knife grips can include scrimshaw embellishment.

Stephan Turner – Fine art display pieces and commissions on fossil walrus and mammoth ivory. Themes include wildlife, nautical, portraits, whaling scenes, and more.

Twyla – (Leverguns.Com) Detailed work on pistol grips, knife grips and cue balls. Also ivory poker chips and jewelry.

George Vukson – (Inua) Alaskan scrimshaw and bone carvings and wok on antler and horn.

Al Warren – Custom pocket knives, fixed blade hunters, skinners, bowie knife, custom bowie knife, folding bowie knife, hunting bowie knife, fillets, swords, and kitchen cutlery. Some knife grips can have scrimshaw embellishment.

David Warther II – (IvoryBuyer.com) Fifth generation ivory carver. Carving solid ivory model ships which depict "The History of the Ship" from 1st Dynasty Egypt (3000 B.C.) to the present day for the Warther Museum. Even the rigging on the ships is carved of ivory.

Ed Weber – Specializing in portraits, and truss rod covers for musicians.

Robert Weiss – (MarineArts.com) Fine contemporary marine scrimshaw. Themes include all things nautical, including marine wildlife, sea planes, ships, portraits, and more.

Tina M. White – (Scrimworks) Enjoys both traditional and non-traditional themes. Features display pieces and pendants. Themes include wildlife, ships, people, nudes, and more.

Gary Williams – (Scrimshaw by Garbo) Scrimshaw original art. Artwork includes animals, knives, miniatures, people, and more.