Thanks kevin for sharing your video on painting blue gill. Both the crappie and the blue gill have really help in guiding a new fish taxidermist in a very helpful way. Please continue to make and share your knowledge and skills in fish taxidermy Billy
Nice job. I enjoy your videos. There really helpful since I’m only a fish taxidermist. I enjoy picking up tips from other artist. Thank you for taking the time to post videos to help others.
I am enjoying learning from you! I love all aspects of fishing and learning to paint these reproductions is on my fishing bucket list. Thank you for your knowledge!
Thanks so much for the video, I really enjoy them. Would you be willing to make a video of the tools and settings and such that you use? Or that you would recommend? I’m on the fence of trying to do some for myself to see if I like it.
What type or model air brush is that? Do you have any recommendations for one? Also when you order the replica fish is it easier for beginners to have the fins installed already or do yourself as shown in some of your videos? I also was curious when you have your base colors to your liking do you spray a clear coat each time so it doesn't smear and then you keep on painting? Or do you just give it time to dry? Thanks.
I've always liked the badger renegade although there are many that work as well. I also install my own fins to get them positioned as I like. And I only spray a seal coat after using the candy colors so they don't bleed through later. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks kevin for sharing your video on painting blue gill. Both the crappie and the blue gill have really help in guiding a new fish taxidermist in a very helpful way. Please continue to make and share your knowledge and skills in fish taxidermy
Billy
Thanks for the kind words and for watching
Nice job. I enjoy your videos. There really helpful since I’m only a fish taxidermist. I enjoy picking up tips from other artist. Thank you for taking the time to post videos to help others.
Thank you for watching
Wow that’s really awesome
Thank you for watching
Great video, Thank You!
Thanks for watching
I am enjoying learning from you! I love all aspects of fishing and learning to paint these reproductions is on my fishing bucket list. Thank you for your knowledge!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks so much for the video, I really enjoy them. Would you be willing to make a video of the tools and settings and such that you use? Or that you would recommend? I’m on the fence of trying to do some for myself to see if I like it.
Thanks for watching and I'll try to add more details as I go
Beautiful work! Sir
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Beautiful
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I really enjoy ur fish painting videos.. Alabama blood
Thank you and thanks for watching
That’s really good
Thank you, and thanks for watching
Can you do some videos on the airbrushes you use and why? Thanks for all your videos. You are a Master at the craft
Possibly, thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching
Ken can you antique with acrylics or does it need to be lacquer for the best results??
Lacquer has just been my preference for this step because it dries faster
@@kstenzel2010 Thanks Ken....trying my first fish!
Were do you get your replica bases?
I make most of them myself. Thanks for asking and for watching!
Great Video thanks for sharing
Thanks
What type or model air brush is that? Do you have any recommendations for one? Also when you order the replica fish is it easier for beginners to have the fins installed already or do yourself as shown in some of your videos? I also was curious when you have your base colors to your liking do you spray a clear coat each time so it doesn't smear and then you keep on painting? Or do you just give it time to dry? Thanks.
I've always liked the badger renegade although there are many that work as well. I also install my own fins to get them positioned as I like. And I only spray a seal coat after using the candy colors so they don't bleed through later. Thanks for watching!
Do you ever teach classes?
No, I'm retired now. Producing these videos are just something that I currently enjoy doing. Thanks for watching