September - Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show
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September - Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show
September 12 & 13 2 0 1 5 www.columbiaflywaywildlifeshow.com/ Featuring the Virtual Digital Decorative Lifesize Carving Competition Northwest Championship Feather & Quill Carvers Byrn Watson 194 Summerside Drive Centralia, WA 98531 2015 Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show Northwest Championship Presented by FEATHER & QUILL CARVERS In partnership with the City of Vancouver WATER RESOURCES EDUCATION CENTER 4600 SE Columbia Way Vancouver, Washington 98668 2015 Featured Artist Peter Kaune A lifelong interest in birds combined with years of sculptural and design work in the family display business led Pete to carving birds. His carvings have been shown at exhibitions throughout the US since 1981. He has won over 100 Best of Show Awards. In 1988 he took the Best in the World Award at the Ward World Championship Carving Competition in Ocean City, MD. In the mid ‘90’s, he was diagnosed with terminal throat cancer and was given few months to live, but he beat the odds and learned two valuable lessons: 1. If you want to do something, do it now 2. Carve what you want when you want. 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, WA 98661 He’s still carving and winning! Stop by and chat with Pete! ART EXHIBIT Washington Federal Junior Duck Stamp 2015 Winners Exhibited in the Water Resources Center August and September 2015 2015 Winner—Maria Teresita Schaljo Age 16, Vancouver, WA 2015 Raffle Bird The 2014 Feather & Quill Purchase Award is the Raffle Prize for 2015. Tickets can be purchased for this Red-breasted Merganser carved by Brad Snodgrass of Junction City, California. Tickets are available now by mail and will be sold on the show weekend. The drawing will be held Sunday at 3:30 pm. Tickets are $1 each or 12 for $10. You need not be present to win. Mail your request and check to: Don Baiar 1117 NE 124th Ave Vancouver, WA 98684 Awards Banquet Reservations Water Resources Education Center Please don’t wait to make your reservation until you get to the show. Space may be limited. You may be too late. Saturday, September 12, 2015 Happy Hour 6 pm Dinner 7 pm Auction to follow. Number Attending_______@ $40 Amount Enclosed $_________ Name________________________________ Phone_______________ Send Reservation and check to : Byrn Watson, 194 Summerside Drive, Centralia, WA 98531 Hotel Accommodations Spring Hill Suites by Marriott Make your reservations by August 12, 2015 for the discount rate of $95 Single King suite or Double Queen suite Request the Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show For reservations call 360 260-1000 1421 SE Tech Center Drive Vancouver, WA 98683 Go to www.springhillvancouver.com for more information Red Lion Hotel at the Quay Make your reservations by August 12, 2015 in order to get the discount rate of $92 for King, Queen, or Double Queen $102.00 for Riverfront Double Queen or Single King. Request the Columbia Flyway Feather & Quill Show For reservations call 360 694-8341 (direct) 100 Columbia Street Vancouver, WA 98660 Homewood Suites by Hilton Make your reservations by August 12, 2015 In order to get the discount rate of $149.00. Request the International Wildfowl Carvers Association Reference Code: INT For reservations call 360 750-1100 701 SE Columbia Shores Blvd Vancouver, WA 98661 For information about the hotel and directions go to www.ivtlive.com/homewood_suites/vancouver 12 2015 Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show Welcome to the 28th Annual Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show & Competition. Schedule of Events Thursday, September 10 8:30 to 4:30 Seminar/Workshop White-crowned Sparrow Friday, September 11 12pm to 6pm—Show, vendor, and demo setup. 2pm to 6 pm—Entry Registration 5pm to 6pm—Carver Get Together Saturday, September 12 7am to 9am—Entry Registration 9:30 am to 11am—Judging of Entries Indoors 9:00 am to 11:00 am—Seminar/Demo by Doug Harrison 10am to 5 pm—Open to the Public 10am to 5 pm—Carving Tools, Wood, and Supply Vendors 11:30 am to 1 pm—Judging of Decoys in Fountain Pool Children’s Activities 10:00 am to 5:00 pm— Coloring, Tattoos, and Stickers 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm—Paint a songbird Awards Banquet and Auction at the Water Center In the Showroom 6 pm Happy Hour 7 pm Dinner, Awards, and Cocktail Carvings Competition 8 pm Auction including Cocktail Carvings Sunday, September 13 10am to 4 pm—Open to the Public 10am to 12 pm—Seminar/Demonstration by Jerry Harris 10am to 4 pm—Painting/Carving Demos, Tool Vendors 12:30 pm— Virtual Decorative Carving Competition 2:30 pm—Mini Harlequin Drake Decoy Trade 1pm to 4 pm—Carving Critiques by the “Experts” For More Information Contact: Don Baiar 360 892-6738 [email protected] Byrn & JoAnne Watson 360 736-1082 [email protected] www.columbiaflywaywildlifeshow.com/ 1 Competitive Events and Awards Carving Tools, Supplies, Photographs, Wood 2015 PURCHASE AWARDS Cascade Carvers Supply $1,200 Best of the Northwest Dr. Lyon Purchase Award for the Best Carving Pine Siskin 2008 S. Fruitland, Kennewick, WA 99337 Ron and Linda Lunde —————————————————————- Really good stuff at this show! $1,200 Best of Washington Backyard Birds $1,000 Decoy in the IWCA Style If you don't find it here just call us for orders and advice 1-509-585-7787 _____________________________________ We have it in stock, We’ll ship it the next day. Purchase Award for the Best Carving no taller than 16” Pair of Juncos ________________________________________ Purchase Award for the Best Carving of any Species Sponsored by Jim Drenner $500 Feather & Quill Purchase Award Best carving of birds, fish or mammals from all the competition categories and the Gallery Table . The winning carving will become the 2015 Raffle Prize for the drawing held at the 2016 Columbia Flyway Wildfowl Show. It will be on display and raffle tickets will be sold at Northwest Carving shows during the year. CASH AWARDS Best of Show $300 Best of Division: Open-$50, Intermediate-$35, Novice-$25 Amateur-$35 Category First Place Open-$25 Will Hayden Memorial Decorative Carving Award Selected from all Amateur (Novice and Intermediate) Entries 1st-$150 2nd-$100 3rd-$50 Special Awards: $75 Audubon, Ducks Unlimited, Water Resource Center, Mayor’s, People’s Choice, Chairman's Choice, Carvers’ Choice Pick up a catalog at the show! BLUE RIBBON WOOD CARVING SUPPLIES Jerry Harris 648 SE Cypress Avenue Dallas, OR 97338 503 884-7905 [email protected] We have the wood you need! www.blueribbonwoodcarvingsupplies.com Virtual Decorative Lifesize Competition Best of Division: Open $100 Amateur 75 Best in Category: $50 Fish Carving Competition You must be an IWCA member to enter IWCA Divisions and qualify for IWCA Championships and Carver of the Year Programs. Best in Category: $25 2 11 Seminars and Demonstrations Competitive Events and Awards Saturday 9:30 am to 11:30 am in the Theater Classroom “Burning for Color” By Doug Harrison 2nd Annual Virtual Digital Decorative Lifesize Carving Competition The opportunity to enter decorative carvings without shipping damage. Demonstration, explanation, and questions. Different burning tips and their effects Feather shafts, barbs, and splits How to use acrylic washes over your burning for further color. Sunday 10 am to 12 pm in the Theater Classroom “Airbrush Feather Painting a Decorative or IWCA Style Bird with Acrylic Paints” by Jerry Harris Demonstration and talk will include a discussion and questions about the following topics. Sealing the carving. Airbrushing base coats on the bird. Airbrushing individual feathers for multi-colors and depth. Detail with fine sable brush. Mixing acrylic paints. Care and feeding of air brushes. Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm Carving and Painting Demonstrations Divisions: Open and Amateur (intermediate/novice) Email each of the 5 views of your entry in a separate email: right side, left side, top, front, rear. Include your name, address, phone number, carving level and species to : [email protected] Or mail to Rita Davidson, Water Resources Education Center, PO Box 1995,Vancouver, WA 98668-1995. Include your name, address, phone number, carving level, and species. Each Image must be a high quality .jpg, the best you can make. The entries must be received no later than August 24 or sooner. Rules: Entries must be of carved wood as the main material. They may be in any pose, full bodied except when on water, (flat bottomed), detailed, and painted to your highest ability. The standard for judging is the live bird. Categories: Waterfowl, Songbirds, Birds of Prey, Shorebirds, and Others. (See Page 7 for entry codes.) Judged by three qualified judges who examine the images of the carvings as if they were real carvings rather than viewed on a large screen . They will be judged comparatively in depth as usual. Cash prizes: Best of Division Open$100 Amateur $75 Best in Category: $50 Pre-register and pay entry fees by credit or debit online at www.columbiaflywaywildlifeshow.com See Wildfowl Carving Magazine’s Competition for the 2014 winners. Wood Sculptures by Bill Bishop 10 3 2015 Fish Carving Competition Sponsored by the National Fish Carvers Guild New Carving Categories. New Cash Prizes New Awards Best of Show winners in all carving levels will be awarded plaques at the banquet by the National Fish Carvers Guild The Washington Waterfowl Association Seattle Chapter has given Feather & Quill Carvers $500.00 for a scholarship to be awarded to a beginning carver The details will be announced later. $25 cash for winners of the Categories in Open, Intermediate, and Novice Salmon, Trout, Char; Warm Water; Wall Mount; Miniature; Natural Finish; and Salt Water. Provided by Dale’s Fish Carving Studio. Feather & Quill Carvers is pleased to partner with the National Fish Carvers Guild to produce this competition at the 2015 Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show. The Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show will receive your entries including mail-ins as they have in the past. See the entry form in the center of this show brochure for details. Thanks to Dale’s Fish Carving Studio in Redmond, Oregon, there are many new novice carvers who will be nipping at the heels of the old timers. The competition is thrilling for the new carvers, and exciting for the artform! Next year look for new rules, new competition divisions, and new awards by the National Fish Carvers Guild. Look for their updated website www.thenfcg.com. Pre-register Online Pay by Credit or Debit Card Online www.columbiaflywaywildlifeshow.com 4 9 Show Rules 1. Entries must have been made by the entrant and never before entered in this show (except for Gallery display items). 2. Entries must be carved of wood, cork, stretched canvas, or foam (Division G). Metal or other materials can be used as a major support. 3. Components used to create the environment for decorative divisions must be entirely hand formed in the Open level. Cast metal components are acceptable in the Intermediate and Novice level only. 4. Any visual identifying marks will be covered during the competition. 5. A deep brand with carvers name and date required on all Future Antique entries. 6. You may enter Open, Intermediate, or Novice based on IWCA levels of competition in all divisions except Foam Decoys, Future Antiques, Bench, Feather & Quill Carvers presents a rare opportunity to spend the day with Jerry Poindexter. Thursday, September 10, 2015 Water Resources Education Center Classroom 8:30 am to 4:30 pm In the morning, carve the head of a White-crowned Sparrow. The blank will be provided. Bring your usual equipment for carving a bird head. List provided when you register. Learn the anatomy of a head as you carve Make measurements from study skins. Young Guns, and the Mini Decoy Trader. Only Amateur (Intermediate/Novice) entries are eligible for the Will Hayden Award. Open and Amateur for Virtual. After lunch, paint your White–crowned Sparrow. A casting will be provided in case you don’t finish the head. 7. Cocktail Birds or Fish are donated by the carvers for the banquet auction. Proceeds from auction will be used for next year’s show. 8. Judges determinations are final and not subject to review. 9. The show chairman will have final authority on all show issues. 10. Mailed entries (except for Virtual Contest) must be received by: Byrn Watson, 194 Summerside Drive, Centralia, WA 98531 no later than Tuesday September 8, 2015. Hand carried entries must be entered by 9 am Saturday, September 12, 2015. Entries must remain on display until 4 pm Sunday, September 13, 2015. Mailed entries with prepaid postage will be returned in the week after the show. 11. Carvers wishing to sell their entries must so indicate and specify the selling price on the entry tag. Checks should be made payable to the carver by the buyer. Carvings that have been sold may be picked up at the close of the show at 4 pm on Sunday from the carver. 12. The Columbia Flyway show and/or the Water Resources Education Center cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage to artworks or personal items. 13. Your signature on the registration form indicates that you have read and understand the show rules. Open, Intermediate, and Novice Levels in all Divisions except Future Antiques, Bench, Young Guns, Will Hayden Award. and Virtual. 8 Bring your paints. List provided when you register. Brushes #0 and #4 Bring #5 eyes and A/B apoxie if you want to set eyes. Supplies can be shared. Jerry will be sharing his award winning techniques. He has won the songbird competitions numerous times at the Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show and others. His articles appear regularly in Wildfowl Carving Magazine. See his article on painting the Merlin in the Winter 2015 issue. Coming soon will be a pine siskin. Sign up early or miss your chance. Cost for the day is $100 Registration is limited to 12 people. Email or call JoAnne Watson, [email protected] Home 360 736-1082 Cell 360 880- 3350 Detailed material lists will be sent when you sign up. 5 Competition Divisions Competition Divisions Division A. Decorative Lifesize Wildfowl Division H. Interpretive Decorative Non-Floating Decoys—NOT IWCA DDD Decorative Diver Ducks Non-floating, flat bottomed DDPD Decorative Puddle Ducks Non-floating, flat bottomed DDGC Decorative Goose and Confidence, flat bottomed INT Interpretive—Must be hand carved wood. Transparent stain and texturing but no paint. Glass eyes permitted. Entries may include: wildfowl and mammals . All will be judged as one division. Division B. Decorative Lifesize—IWCA Division I. Decorative Fish (see IWCA Decorative Lifesize Non-Floating Rules) DWF Decorative Waterfowl SB Song Birds BOP Birds of Prey SHB Shorebirds OTR Other Division C. Decorative Miniature — IWCA 1/2 size or not to exceed 8” from tip of the bill to tip of the tail Open and Amateur (intermediate/novice) divisions MWF MSB MBOP MSHB Miniature Waterfowl Miniature Song Bird Miniature Birds of Prey Miniature Shorebirds Division D. IWCA Style Decoys (floating) ISDD ISPD ISGC Working Diver Decoy Working Puddle Decoy Working Goose & Confidence Decoy Division F. IWCA Style Shorebird Decoy (on a dowel) ISSB IWCA Style Shorebird Division G. Foam Decoys (Not IWCA. Floating rules apply) FDD Working Diver Decoy FPD Working Puddle Decoy FGC Working Goose & Confidence Decoy Body made of some type of foam. Wood head and tail ok. Open to all levels. 6 Salmon/Trout/Char Salt Water Fish Wall Mounted Fish WWF Warm Water Fish MF Miniature Fish NFF Natural Finish Division J. Mammals WM MM Wild Mammals Marine Mammals Division K. Future Antiques AW Waterfowl AS Shorebirds Division L Bench BCH Any carving that does not fit in any other division. Division M. Young Guns— IWCA membership free YG Wildfowl or Fish made by carver age 17 and under Division N. Mini Floating Harlequin Drake Decoy Trade IWCA Style Diver Decoy IWCA Style Puddle Decoy IWCA Style Goose & Confidence Decoy Division E. IWCA Working Decoy (floating) WDD WPD WGC STF SWF WMF MFD 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Open to All Harlequin Drake— 6” bill to tail. Any style. All entrants go home with a new miniature Harlequin Drake. 6” maximum length bill to tail. Must self right. No keel necessary—must have anchor attachment. No restrictions on detail, style or carving material. Awards: 1st, 2nd, 3rd—Ribbons and cash $75, $50, $25. Entry fee $5. 1st place gets pick, then 2nd gets pick, then 3rd. The remainder draw a number. But you can’t take your own bird! Division V. Virtual Digital Decorative Lifesize Carving Competition VWF VSB VBOP VSH VTR Decorative Waterfowl Decorative Songbirds Decorative Birds of Prey Decorative Shorebirds Decorative Other Wildfowl 7
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