The shelf fungi (Phellinus robiniae) on your black locust are not the famous "artist's conk" (Ganoderma applanatum), which has a smooth, white underside perfect for drawing. However, your conks might still be used for similar decorative artwork. Mostly, they're interesting natural sculptures. No harm in letting an artist take them—the tree is already down.
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