ANGLERS ARTISTRY RECENT STUDENT WORK 2006-2012!

[Rick Krane]

Corey Logo sent me a few pictures of his first fish he complete after the workshop. Way to go Corey!

[Corey Logo]

Thanks Rick For all the help it made a world of difference in how I see and do fish !
You were a great guest at my home and shop.  I am looking forward to my next workshop with you .
I will be posting more of my fish down the road ..... Seems I have been spending much time out on the lake (working of course) taking lots of reference pictures !

                                                      Thanks again Rick !!!
                     
                                                                                        Corey

[Rick Krane]

Corey you are so very welcome! I enjoyed spending the valuable time and friendship with you! You neck of the woods is most beautiful and Your a very gifted taxidermist!

More posts this week. Get off the lake and get to the fish work! LOL!!!!

My Best!
Rick

[Jimmy Lawrence]

Well done!  Can't wait to see pics of the finished steelhead!!!  Great work.  Looking foreward to seeing your stuff in the future.  As usual rick, nothing short of amazing teaching.  Keep it up.

[Stan N]

Corey great work I took a class from Rick and now I do fish for my family business. Finish the walleye I would like to see it done.

Stan N

[Corey Logo]

Thanks everyone I have the walleye finished I will get it posted as soon as I take a picture of it

[Corey Logo]

Here is the finished Walleye

[Corey Logo]

the photo size is to large .. how do I make it smaller ?

[Rick Krane]

Here is the lastest Anglers Artistry member Mr. Gary Peters of Ghent, NY. Gary spend a week with me and we worked on a Brown trout. Gary learned how to make a head mold and carve his won fish bodies. Here is a few pictures of Gary working out the Brown until finshed!

Your friend Rick Krane

Here is Gary working out a templet.

Here is Gary with his fish block ready to go a few studious notes first.

Here is the fish being ready for balance and semitry.

A final look over before mounting.

A nicely mounted Salmo Trutta!

A nicly Finshed Salmo Trutta! Way to go Gary!

[Rick Krane]

Here is an updated photo of Mr. Corey Logo of PA walleye completed! Super great work Mr. Corey!

Rick

[Stan N]

Rick I can't see the picture of the walleye?

[Taxidermy101]

Me either? Try to repost the picture.

[Rick Krane]

Sorry about that Gang and I didn't check before I left for the NTA!

Here is Corey's Walleye!

My best
Rick

[Stan N]

Corey and Rick I like the Walleye how did you get that smoky look on the lower cheak section of the fish? Rick is there a Walleye DVD from you comeing out soon?
Keep up the great work!

[Corey Logo]

I use studio lights to photograph my work . I looked at a few of the other photos I took at different angles and it is more silver /gold than a smoke color. but I did use some  Carbon Black in that area. I have found that trying to photograph a fish is much harder due to trying to eliminate glares. I feel that the photo is much to dark and i ended up with a bunch of shadows.
I ll get it right the next time.