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How to Paint Wood
The pileated woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus) is our largest woodpecker… More
The blue-winged drake is fun to paint. It gives you many opportunities to… More
Rick has tried acrylics but says he prefers oils because the acrylics dry… More
In the previous issue, I explained how I carved a ringed teal, a bird that… More
In the last issue, I carved the Baltimore oriole, did the texturing and… More
If you think painting is complex, I hope to change your mind. I break down… More
The American woodcock (Scolopax minor) measures between 7 and 11 inches in… More
After I photographed the falcon for the first part of this demonstration… More
When painting the downy woodpecker I will use both an airbrush and hand… More
No one has ever accused a hen bufflehead of being particularly colorful.… More
I developed and evolved the techniques presented in this tutorial during… More
Applying the vibrant blues and subtle violets that exist in this bird will… More
Don't throw away the cutoffs you have left when you make larger ducks.… More
Technically, painting is merely the application of colored pigments to a… More
Step-by-step instructions and detailed pattern for creating a lifesize… More
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