Exploring the art form of Pyrography with Brenda Wilkie – free tutorials and patterns
This is just a quick blog about the Mandala patterned Native American styled flute Todd and I recently did. As usual Todd crafted the flute and I did the pyrography on it. What was unusual about this project was the fact that I was given free rein to do whatever I wanted. While it was … Continue reading The Mandala Patterned Native American Styled Flute wood burning
In this blog I’m going to explain how to create the abstract dragonfly pyrography artwork I did. When I was first learning to burn wood, it was tough getting a smooth result with the shading tip. I discovered it was a lot easier to accomplish it in small areas at a time. There are lots … Continue reading The Abstract Dragonfly Pyrography Tutorial wood burning
In this blog I’m going to discuss the pros and cons of different woods that I’ve burned on and how to prep the wood for optimal wood burning. Last updated: December 2020. Added Mahogany listing WOOD THICKNESS - I recommend using wood that is at least 3/8 inch (0.95 cm) or thicker; unless burning … Continue reading Wood Types and Prepping Wood for Pyrography wood burning
My brother-in-law loves bald eagles and years ago had asked me to draw him one. Since I needed pyrography practice, and was looking for possible Christmas presents, the bald eagle became the perfect subject. Material used: Bass Wood Size: 8 x 17 Time: 20 ½ hours This particular subject presented technical problems before I even … Continue reading The Bald Eagle Pyrography Art wood burning