Southwest Florida
Woodcarving and Woodturning Exposition
Appearance and Booksigning
Jan 23 - 24, 2010
Fort Myers, FL

Carver’s Oasis
March 14 - 24, 2010
Tempe, AZ
Contact Walt Blackmore (sold out)

Floyd Scholz presents
The World of Raptors
at the
2010 Ward Foundation World Wildfowl Carving Competition
Ocean City, MD

Don't miss the 40th anniversary celebration!

April 23, 24, 25, 2010
presenting a 2 hour intensive seminar on Saturday April 24:
What makes birds of prey so compelling—An in-depth exploration
into the world of these elusive winged hunters!

Introduction to Bird Carving and Painting
Subject: Miniature Red-tailed Hawk
June 13 - June 19, 2010
Carving Level: Beginner
Bennington Center for the Arts
contact Floyd Scholz, 802-767-3552

LifeSize Male Coopers Hawk on Branch
July 18 - 28, 2010
Carving Level: mid level amatuer to professionals
Bennington Center for the Arts
contact Floyd Scholz, 802-767-3552

LifeSize Pileated Woodpecker (Wall-mount)
August 8 - 18, 2010
Carving Level: all levels
Bennington Center for the Arts
contact Floyd Scholz, 802-767-3552

Krausman's Woodcarving Studio
Lifesize Broad-winged Hawk
September 2010, Gwinn, MI
Contact Jim and Pam Krausman at 877-572-8762

The famous “October Event”
LifeSize Male American Kestrel
(highly animated pose)
Oct 17 - 27, 2010
Carving Level: all levels
Bennington Center for the Arts
contact Floyd Scholz, 802-767-3552

*During all 2010 classes, special emphasis will be placed
on how to successfully market and promote yourself

Register

Floyd's life-size Red-Tailed Hawk was voted "People's Choice"
April, 2008

at the Ward Foundation World Championship
Wildfowl Carving Competition
in Ocean City, Maryland

For more info, see the Ward Museum website

Floyd Scholz won Best in Show
in the World Championship Master's Division
with a carving of an Adult Barred Owl with a Black Racer Snake,
April 22 - 24, 2005 at the
Ward Foundation World Wildfowl Carving Competition
in Ocean City, Maryland

Floyd was available to sign his books at the show and will sign internet orders

For more info, see the Ward Museum website

A very special event occurred on November 2, 2009 at Cornell University's prestigious Laboratory of Ornithology.

An original woodcarving of 2 life-size Yellow Bellied Sapsuckers was unveiled by Floyd in front of an audience of birding dignitaries.

The sculpture will remain on permanent display in the lobby of the visitor's center for all to enjoy. In attendance were the son and daughter and beautiful grand-children and great-grand-children of Dr. Arthur A. Allen, the founder of the Lab and one of this past century's most respected Ornithologists.

The carving was commissioned to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Lab's founding in 1909.