Taxidermy 

Museum fabrication. Animal replica. Dissection.


I have been practicing taxidermy for many years. From self-learning, to attending taxidermy school, and later working as an intern at a museum fabrication studio in New Jersey, I have gained tremendous skills in working with both hard and soft materials. Through this process, I learned how to replicate anatomy by closely observing the real structure of the body, sculpting muscles with clay, and positioning animals according to their natural morphology and skeletal system.
 



Manikins of two Greater Scaups.



Mounted duck waiting for skin to dry. 

Take off the body from the bird.
Percision measuring of the body and replicating it with foam or wood.
The bird is being glued on a trap on a branch.
Updated 24.10.31