Photos of Taxidermy work
02-09-2009 | 08:45 AM
#384
Nontypical Buck
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From: Iowa
RE: Photos of Taxidermy work
I usually don't have the camera handy, but did this weekend. So I thought I would post some pics of a few I finished up. First one is an Iowa Whitetail. Second one is a Wisconsin Whitetail with some impressive brow-tines.
02-23-2009 | 10:23 AM
#386
Giant Nontypical
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From: Dover, PA USA
RE: Photos of Taxidermy work
ORIGINAL: zubba
I usually don't have the camera handy, but did this weekend. So I thought I would post some pics of a few I finished up. First one is an Iowa Whitetail. Second one is a Wisconsin Whitetail with some impressive brow-tines.
I usually don't have the camera handy, but did this weekend. So I thought I would post some pics of a few I finished up. First one is an Iowa Whitetail. Second one is a Wisconsin Whitetail with some impressive brow-tines.
02-23-2009 | 05:55 PM
#387
Nontypical Buck
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From: Iowa
RE: Photos of Taxidermy work
Zubba........don't forget to airbrush the inside of those ears.
. One of those things that pop out to you in a picture versus in person. Actually, at the time of the picture, the ears were already painted.....but I thought they were too white, so I toned it down with some brown.....apparently I toned it down too much. But yeah, I noticed it to and adjusted it. Thanks
02-24-2009 | 06:52 AM
#388
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From: Dover, PA USA
RE: Photos of Taxidermy work
NO problem........I think they look nice but that ear color jumped right out at me.
The insides should actually be a pale pinkish color to simulate blood flow. straight white makes the animal look.........well dead. But better than tanned leather brown. [8D]
The insides should actually be a pale pinkish color to simulate blood flow. straight white makes the animal look.........well dead. But better than tanned leather brown. [8D]
