Wood Carving a Black Crappie part 6 Painting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2023
- In this part 6 and final segment in this series of carving a black crappie I'll be painting the piece. I apologize for the long video but it was necessary because there was a lot of content to cover. It took me roughly 30 hours to paint that I condensed down to aprox 40 minutes.
If you have any questions feel free to drop me an email or leave them in the comment section. I hope you enjoyed this project.
Im planning to do a couple of miniature fish carvings next and hope to start a rainbow trout project soon.
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Be sure and Check out my other videos on Wood carving a white tailed buck, walleye, white crappie, 2 large mouth bass projects, rainbow trout, brown trout, small mouth bass and blue gill bream.
Also Check out my digital paintings in the playlist under digital speed painting.
That sure looks good Danny. I’m waiting for it to start swimming. 👍
Amazing work
Thanks Danny
Thank you. Hope you enjoyed it.
Looks really good Danny. Thanks for sharing!
You are a true artist. I don't know how this doesn't have more likes! I can watch you work all day long, absolutely mesmerizing !
Thank you so much 😀 thanks for watching. I’ve only been woodcarving for a little over 3 years and started this channel about the same time. It’s growing though thanks to people like you.
Working on a brown trout now.
Great job razorback. Alabama blood
Nice job 🙂👏
Thanks, I haven’t gotten to go nearly as often as I’d like this season☹️
Unfortunately, our life has accelerated with the advent of the Internet and the development of technology. Only work ... work,you have to slow down a bit and press the brake, we need to dedicate ourselves to nature and the river, the river takes away worries and stress 🙂🙏
@@luresmaking I still make time to go, and I spend nearly 3 straight weeks in the fall deer hunting. Retirement is fast approaching and I’ll soon have all the time I need (provided my health hold out) to fish on tuesdays and Wednesdays when everyone else is still working so I’ll have the lake nearly to myself. And carve the rest of the week 😜
Really enjoyed this whole series Danny, Great Job explaining all the the processes! Keep up the Good Work. Let's go Guys get Danny over that 1K mark "Hit that Subscribe button"
Thanks Ron, only 54 subs away! it was a fun project and I learned a lot from it. Working on a couple miniature projects next. Then I’m kicking around doing a rainbow trout
Thank you for sharing your work Danny. Excellent attention to detail! Looks awesome!
Boy Danny that is a excellent crappie.throw him in the pan lol good job.i hope i can do this well.
Ha! Thanks!
I went crappie fishing today. My friend and I split the catch and put 3 one gallon ziplock bags of crappie filets in the freezer after frying enough for the wife and I
@Danny_Harris-Arts they are one of the best eating fish.we used to ice fish for them
Caught a grass sack full had fresh crappie all winter.yum
@@stephenhall5430 yeah I love eating them also, but I’d pass up a plate of crappie filets for a plate of big ol bluegill 🤪
Well done...I am working on some black crappie reproductions now and doing a lot of trial and error with the painting. This is the closest to what I'm going for I've seen. Great job
Thanks good luck with them. Just subscribed to your channel. Will you be posting them there?
@@Danny_Harris-Arts Not gonna lie...It will be a WHILE before I crank out anything too exciting. I am a total amateur. i managed some good casts but my painting is a work in process. I am really working up to my personal best Brook Trout that's stashed in my freezer! Crappie are easy enough to catch that I can grab one to work on any time. 6lb brookies are a little harder to come by. Thanks for the sub! I'll be following
Hi Danny,
I tried to locate the World competition and I guess it is now only on even years. Had you heard this. Still great info
Yes it’s held every two years. The next one will be in May 2024. I hope it’s back in Springfield Missouri again because it’s only 4 hours from me.
It’s the World Taxidermy and Fish Carving Championship.
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Danny the crappie looks great. I ordered some Tupelo wood from the gentleman you hooked me up with in Carolina Call or look me up if you’re ever in the Piggott Ar area. Thanks again. Barry Johnson
Thanks I will. Glad he hooked you up.
Great video, the painting was great but you put black/green markings then yellow, blue, yellow again then blackish markings again. How would I know what order or how did you know? Also must have missed it it did you carve those fins Thanks!
I put the first dark markings down on a silver or pearl base then build up transparent layers (in order) of yellow, blue, green over the top then start adding darker color over the spots and lastly tip each scale with a highlight color that may vary from light to dark. I usually have multiple reference photos and try to match the general look.
And finish with iridescent paint and powder.
If you’ll go to the playlist there’s you find the black crappie playlist and all the videos in this series from start to finish are there. Including carving the fins. I believe it’s the second video.
Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching
Hi Danny, looking good. Question What brand of Air brush set up do you use?
Where do you get your colors for the Air brush? Hobby Lobby?
Have you tried simple spray paint primer for any of you fish?
Where do you get your patterns for you fish?
Thanks for your teaching
I use a Iwata Eclipse airbrush and I use cheap Apple Barrel, Folk Art and deco art acrylics. I also use a few colors of createx airbrush acrylic. It’s quite a bit more expensive but it flows well in the airbrush. I also use a reducer that I make myself. I plan on making a video on how to make it this weekend. I used to just thin the Hobby Lobby paint with water and it was hit and Miss and frustrating to use when trying to do tiny detail. but when I started using the reducer it flows 10 times better.
What is the dark color you painted the fins with danny,God bless
I used Payne’s grey with a little white just to lighten it ever so slightly. Theres also a touch raw umber to dull it down slightly but not enough that you can the raw umber color.