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Photographer and friend Ernie Mills accompanied me on my annual West Union (Park County), Indiana bald eagle trip. For particulars about where and when and what to expect visit my earlier post here. We left home at 5:30 and arrived at the West Union Covered Bridge at 7:30 as planned.  Several other folks had gathered [...]

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A quick check-in from phone. Most color applied. More details and distressing to come.

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Last year my work, folk bird carvings, was juried into Indiana Artisans.  This group helps brand and promote outstanding Indiana arts and crafts.  The Indiana Artisan Marketplace is the showcase event for this group and is the finest show that I’ve been involved with.  It’s coming up again, fast, and I will be busy carving [...]

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See Bald Eagles (Lots of Them) in Indiana

Reblogged from 50 Little Birds: Two years ago I joined a large group to see bald eagles in Western Indiana.  On a sub-zero winter dawn we gathered on a bridge and over the next hour we oberved about 50 bald eagles. Since then I’ve wanted to return to this spot.  As much as I enjoy [...]

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From Audubon Magazine’s Website- Read article here. See additional images here.

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This great video features some of my favorite artists at the Bloomington Handmade Market. I get a chance to talk about 50 Little Birds at the end.

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Reblogged from the Traditional Arts Indiana Website Traditional Arts Indiana’s first webinar of 2012 is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 26, from 4:30-5:30 p.m., and the event is going to be something of a hybrid. In addition to real-time (and free) digital access to the webinar at http://breeze.iu.edu/tai_webinars, there will be a live (and also free) [...]

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A Quick Check-in – Skin on Frame Birds

I wrote a few days ago about progress on my skin-on-frame prototype, a northern cardinal.  I’m adapting skin-on-frame boat building techniques to large bird sculpture.  It’s a medium of my own devising and technical problems are frequent.  This is truly a trial and error project and most trials are errors. I recovered the frame on [...]

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I wrote, a few days ago, about feeling my way through adapting skin-on-frame boatbuilding techniques to bird sculpture.  When I wrote this piece I was sure that I had rounded the corner and had mastered stretching a fabric skin on a bird shaped frame. I was wrong. I finished my last work session applying a [...]

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