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Sticks & Stones Part 2: Seedy Things

by Kurt Ainsworth

Last issue I took you through one of my processes for making a rock and dirt base for many types of taxidermy projects. This issue I will use that base to create a lifelike taxidermy display. This part of the project often hinges on the details that surround the subject; incorporating artificial grass and lichens can elevate your work to a new level of realism. These elements not only provide a natural backdrop but also enhance the overall aesthetic, making the mounted specimen look more at home in its environment. In this article, we’ll explore the techniques and materials needed to craft convincing artificial grass and lichens, offering step-by-step guidance to help you create a stunning foundation for your taxidermy projects. Whether you are a seasoned taxidermist or just a hobbyist, these tips will help you add that perfect touch of nature to your displays.

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