Diy deer skull

I decided to go with the template technique rather than using a wire armature. When looking at the references I decided...

Save a skull you found in the woods or while hunting Whether you've hunted an animal or found its remains in the wilderness, its skull makes for a rustic and even educational bit of indoor or outdoor decor. Cleaning and bleaching an animal...

Do you have any of these around the house? Ever wondered how can I decorate with this and make it work with my style of decorating? This was my son's deer. It was just sitting around. I didn't want it to break but wanted to figure out how to display it in a way that would flow with my decor. I asked him can I decorate it. He kindly said, "go for it". So I did. Here is what I came up with. I had envisioned a deco podge look. So I took an old book and cut it into strips and soaked them in…

Save a skull you found in the woods or while hunting Whether you've hunted an animal or found its remains in the wilderness, its skull makes for a rustic and even educational bit of indoor or outdoor decor. Cleaning and bleaching an animal...

Seeds of Sonder on Instagram: "Hi everyone! There are a lot of new faces on my fb and insta, and chances are it's because of this piece! I wanted to answer a couple of questions about my page/ art because I've had a huge influx of people, and it's slightly overwhelming! First off, hello! Thanks for following me! My name is Breonnie, and to quote Fight Club - " you've found me at a very strange time in my life" 😅 I'm currently in the process of deleting my website and re starting my etsy.

DIY your own faux cow skull using paper mache. It's the perfect way to add a little southwest style to your home decor.

I am forever amazed at the incredible talent to be found across America, and when that talent is exhibited by a hard-working deer hunter from the Heartland, I am really impressed. I saw this skull art on the Facebook page of Robert Nichols, a family man and deer hunter from Oklahoma. I posted to Robert that I thought his work was awesome, incredible really. I figured he had carved and engraved for years, and was selling his artwork. Robert wrote back: Hey Mike: Thanks for the compliment on…