#pyrography work

[whywishesarehorses]

I am so, so proud of how this piece turned out. A tribute to the ranch life as lived in eastern Oregon today.

13"x9x, pyrography on basswood. Hardware installed for hanging; copper wire

For sale at $125, plus shipping

[pryroking]

After months of working on this piece, it's finally finished 🥰

[pup62]

Here’s some Maple spatulas finished last week with some pyrography artwork!

[kishra]

my first mermay 🐚✨

[encryptedlunacy]

Pyrography part two!!

[comfortabletextiles]

Brain wasn't really giving with yarn so I did some more pyrography!

Very proud so far! Now I'll sand it a bit more tomget rid of the tracing lines and then some watercolor!

[rubeghast]

finished my sphinx woodburning piece ! the original is for sale here and prints will be available soon :}

[randomnerdyfan]

Here’s a Gwayne Hightower pyrography WIP for all the Gwayne fans on this platform xD

So far 3,5 hours in - probably many more to come. But who am I to complain, I get to look at this handsome face for hours lol.

[my-only-daydream]

Completely forgot to post the most recent wood burning pieces I made ^^' I've run out of wood to work on for now tho, so no more until... an other time xD

[whywishesarehorses]

Learning the Ropes - A Green Hand

Ed Quigley tribute piece; when I sell this one, I’ll donate proceeds to the trail org he rode with.

[angybugaboo]

Yooo, I will burn something tonight :>

[pryroking]

Work in progress

[kishra]

Took a stab at making some pendants 🌲

[batri-jopa]

I finally finished this pyrographic picture and I'd like to share it with joy and pride:

Note: the design itself is not mine (learn more under cut) but please consider that this circle is 80 cm in diameter and turning it into pyrographic picture required almost hundred hours of work (imagine that just the central part with the cradle, mother, baby and toddler took me 3 hours, the whole picture took about 2 years) so I guess I do deserve to be proud of myself for doing a good job!😁

First - have some more details of my work:

And the picture I spotted when visiting Germany in May 2017, exactly at Jugendburg Ludwigstein castle (which BTW is very beautiful on its own - check the link).

Me and my family liked it a lot (funny part is I only noticed this picture after returning home with my photos). But unfortunately I have no idea who the author of this artpiece is so I can't credit them😒 We call it "Circle of Life"

[comfortabletextiles]

I got myself a new toy/tool

One if the photography pens seems to not work right... But I'm fine with only using one

Makes everything a bit slower and I don't have the risk of throwing one pen out of the holder

Of course I also bought the very wrong wood (to hard, to much structure and still to wet)xD

But it's only for testing out the tips and getting a feel for the tool, so I'm not too mad at myself

[julianova44]

This needs to be routed out but this octahedral piece of cherry is going to be a box to store dice in. Working with a friend at a small TTRPG gaming company called Games Unbound

We’re currently experimenting a bit with order of operations, but I think for the next one we’ll probably do the routing first