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Old 10-04-2007, 07:57 PM
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Default Carving the Snowy Owl

Hi, I am trying to find a tutorial on carving the snowy owl. Has anyone seen something like this? Thank You
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Old 10-05-2007, 04:43 AM
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Default Re: Carving the Snowy Owl

Bofur70...Wildfowl Carving Magazine has an article in the most recent issue, FALL 2007. Part 1 - Carving. Part 2 - Painting will be in the Winter 2008 issue.
This is a miniature.
Keith Mueller has an excellent project book on carving and painting the Snowy Owl, published by Stackpole books, but you can buy it thru Fox Chapel:
Miniature Snowy Owl
A great reference for the Snowy Owl, as well as the Red and Gray Screech Owl, is Denny Roger's The Illustrated Owl - Screech and Snowy
It isn't a how-to, but it does have most everything you would need for anatomy reference.
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Old 10-05-2007, 06:09 AM
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Default Re: Carving the Snowy Owl

Another good place to find reference pictures for Snowy Owls is on falconry forums. I'm a moderator on a site called Falconry Questions. We don't have many snowy owl owners on there, but they do have pictures of a great many other birds You may have more luck finding pictures of Snowy Owls on the International Falconry Forum
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Woo HOOOOO....more REFERENCE!!! Thanks you Shannor for the tip!
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You're welcome
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The latest issue of Wildfowl Carving Magazine has an article on carving a small Snowy Owl. Quite well done I thought. Please let us know how you make out with your owl, we love to see works in progress.

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