My youtube recommended this video to me completely out of the blue (was never interested in painting decoys or decoys in general) but I still watched it whole!! It's always a pleasure to listen to somebody so passionate about their work! Thank you and good luck :)
I can not thank you enough for this video Tom. Hopefully I will put this technique in a very good use on my birds. Can’t wait for black on black video. Thank you. 🙏👋🦆
Wish i had seen this video before doing a Dalmation Duck for a fireman friend of my son.I really struggled with the white on white.I now know how to do it thanks to you.
Thank you Tom for doing this. I’m working on a Canvas back Drake and the side pocket feather’s which are white on white and this video has helped greatly. I’m sure your painting videos would help as well.
Tom, I had never heard of using the clear water on a clean brush to soften the look. I could see the difference the water made on camera. Boy you have such a steady had on your quills and splits. I know, practice practice. I watch the Guyette and Deeter website, and last week one of your brants from about 30 years ago showed up, and this week, a Black duck from 2011 is on auction. There have also been some Rick Johannsen, Dick Rhode and Tom Matus decoys on their the last couple weeks for auction. Bruce Brandeberry
Thanks Randy. I do plan on carving a drake pintail down the road but it will be a while. Have to get to some other birds first. I do appreciate the suggestion!
I've been doing decoys for 30 years and every time I view any of your videos i learn something new. Thank you.
I appreciate that very much!
My youtube recommended this video to me completely out of the blue (was never interested in painting decoys or decoys in general) but I still watched it whole!! It's always a pleasure to listen to somebody so passionate about their work! Thank you and good luck :)
You were very kind to watch the video! 😁 Thanks for your note Ola.
Thank you, Tom. Every time I watch one of your videos, my mind explodes with new inspiration.
You are welcome and thanks for the kind words!
I can not thank you enough for this video Tom. Hopefully I will put this technique in a very good use on my birds. Can’t wait for black on black video. Thank you. 🙏👋🦆
Great! Thanks for the note Baha. Always appreciated.
Thank you Tom,this really helps in painting white on white,your teaching really makes it look easy,again,thank you,this really helps
You are very welcome! Glad it is helpful!
Wish i had seen this video before doing a Dalmation Duck for a fireman friend of my son.I really struggled with the white on white.I now know how to do it thanks to you.
Great! Glad this was helpful Chris!
Thanks again, Tom, for sharing your knowledge and talent.
Sure thing! Thanks for tuning in to my channel.
(Super video !) I enjoy all your videos .Thank you!
Thanks Hunter!
I, too, am working on a Canvasback drake, so this video is particularly well-timed. Thank's Tom!
Great! Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Tom for doing this. I’m working on a Canvas back Drake and the side pocket feather’s which are white on white and this video has helped greatly. I’m sure your painting videos would help as well.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback Paul.
Thanks, Tom
You are welcome Joe!
Great topic Tom!
Thanks for the feedback Todd!
Tom, I had never heard of using the clear water on a clean brush to soften the look. I could see the difference the water made on camera. Boy you have such a steady had on your quills and splits. I know, practice practice.
I watch the Guyette and Deeter website, and last week one of your brants from about 30 years ago showed up, and this week, a Black duck from 2011 is on auction. There have also been some Rick Johannsen, Dick Rhode and Tom Matus decoys on their the last couple weeks for auction.
Bruce Brandeberry
Thanks Bruce. Yes, those decoys were from Gordon Mulava’s collection. He was a friend and avid collector and sadly, has passed away.
Great video!! Thank you
Can I suggest a Drake Pintail next ?
Thanks Randy. I do plan on carving a drake pintail down the road but it will be a while. Have to get to some other birds first. I do appreciate the suggestion!
Thanks!
You are welcome Randy!