Bird Woodcarving

Green Heron

Piece made from Tupelo wood

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Gérald Dumoulin

Woodcarving, a passion, that's been filling me with joy for many years.
Shaping wood in order to reproduce wildfowl is fascinating.
There are ten thousand bird species, quite dazing to pick from.
Each project means a challenge to realize,especially showing the bird as if it were alive.
Here is a selection of my projects .
Comments are welcome and will be appreciated.

geralddumoulin@yahoo.ca

Material and equipment :

Wood : basswood,mahogany,butternut

Tools: chisels, knives, pyrography

micromotor unit

Painting: Acrylic paint - Jansen Art , airbrush

Projects

American Kestrel (1)
Black-and-White Warbler (1)
Boreal Chickadee (1)
Brown Thrasher (1)
Mahogany Owl (5)
Nashville warbler (1)
Northern Cardinal (1)
The Rainbow Bird (2)
Yellow Warbler (1)

Patterns

American Avocet
Belted Kingfisher (hardwood)
Brown Thrasher
Northern Cardinal
Green Heron
Common Raven

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