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guys apparently I have some people who are interested in commissioning me for taxidermy stuff and I'm gonna actually have clients soon I'm sO EXCITED I'VE WANTED TO BE ABLE TO DO THIS SINCE I WAS A KID
Job of the last days #testudo #taxidermy #taxidermie #taxidermiste #taxidermist #taxidermyart #taxidermycollection #taxidermy #taxidermycollection #taxidermylife #taxidermyart #taxidermyjewelry #taxidermyforsale #taxidermie #taxidermied #taxidermieart #taxidermist #taxidermiste #taxidermycollection #instadesign #instadecor #tattoo #tattooinspiration #tattooshopdecor #geneta #civetcat #curiosité #cabinetdecuriosite #oddities #odditiesandcuriosities #odditiesforsale #darkdecor #hunting (à Jackalope Taxidermy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBWOwWIJhJ_/?igshid=1pih18kawuvwx
-Bande dessinée - LE LION DE GRIPSHOLM- 3 pages, le film d'animation à venir...
-Comic - THE GRIPSHOLM LION - 3 pages -I am making the animated movie now, coming soon-
wolf skull we found!
okay vulture friends id like to think I'm pretty good at identifying bones but I have absolutely no clue with this one
found in eastern Ontario
anyone have an idea?
this is the first skull I ever cleaned and did the whole process myself! this is from an ethically sourced chicken
I'm quite happy with this, especially considering it's my first skull :)
if you have questions about ethical taxidermy or how to do skulls, please ask 💚
here were the first wet specimens I ever made!
as are all my specimens, these frogs were ethically sourced as I found them dead in my yard, and I have some more of these that I found to use for future projects!
at the time I didn't have needles so these were not even injected, just put straight into an isopropyl solution.
the last picture is of them now, a few months later, and they seem to be doing great!
if you want more information on how I preserve wet specimens or on ethical taxidermy, please ask :)