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Previously I demonstrated how I carved the American white pelican. The… More
Dust is part of carving, whether its from power carving or sanding. I… More
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The final stage to this sculpture is painting the bird. The barn owl has a… More
Before carving a bird, I often make a clay model, something I learned from… More
In the last issue, I demonstrated how I started carving this toucan decoy,… More
In the Fall 2016 issue, we saw how Patrick Bearden makes most of his… More
Traditionally, the makers of canvas and wire decoys covered their decoys… More
In a fire in the collector's home, debris from a crumbling fireplace had… More
For the following demonstration, I used knives for everything except the… More
The red-breasted nuthatch is one of North Americas four nuthatches. These… More
Using a 250-pound trunk piece of an American cherry tree, I decided to… More
When texturing feathers it is important not to burn too deeply. I turn… More
Last issue, I discussed how to texture and prime the decoy. Now, it's time… More
In the article that appeared in the previous issue, I carved, sealed, and… More
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