When I learned that WILDFOWL CARVING MAGAZINE had never done a full… More

For some time now, I have wanted to do a wall mount presentation with one… More

Applying the vibrant blues and subtle violets that exist in this bird will… More

There's a great deal of diversity in the appearance of individual… More

Most novice carvers begin with modest goals. Initially we may hope to just… More

Something just seems to draw us to old, rough, beat-up decoys. Maybe we… More

The prairie falcon (Falco mexicanus) is a medium-sized falcon with a… More

Texture is one of my favorite playgrounds with three-dimensional wood… More

In this article, I will describe the painting of the gannet and the… More

It had long been a dream of mine to carve a one-piece common loon for the… More

Traditionally, the makers of canvas and wire decoys covered their decoys… More

With this cardinal, I created a fairly simple bird so I could concentrate… More

The scrub jay, like other jays, has a lot of character. You can spend many… More

In the last issue, I carved the Baltimore oriole, did the texturing and… More

When texturing feathers it is important not to burn too deeply. I turn… More