Wood Carving and Painting a Duck Decoy Bust Time-lapse.

Follow along as I carve this mallard head from a piece of Louisiana tupleo wood. The wood could have been more co-operative as it ended up being a bit grainy and harder than usual. Here's to hoping that you find this video of my work progress interesting. This was painted with acrylic paints and then mounted on a stainless steel rod. Thank you for watching.
Jason

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Видео Wood Carving and Painting a Duck Decoy Bust Time-lapse. канала Jason Lucio Art