Pyrography Art - Flowers - Part I
Wood burned flowers to reflect the sunny weather
I started this new project on a chopping board, I guess. It's a bit smaller than the usual pieces I find at the store, but I guess it could just be a display piece.
I started by drawing the pattern on the board with a soft pencil. I tend just to make the outlines, and leave the rest of the details for the wood burning part.
For this piece I have used a single tip(you can see it in the video) and a maximum temperature of 350 degrees Celsius, for the darker shades.
You can watch part I of the video here
Have a great day and thanks for reading/watching :)
Really good skill, I would be worried to use the chopping board with such nice art on
Well, it could be just a display piece :)
Thank you!
wow those flowers are so realistic and detailed! great work ♥
Thank you :) This is just part I. I need to add more shading.
Im looking forward to see it when it is finished :)
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Great job! I liked it!
Thank you!
Excellent work!!!
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Thank you!
Love the gif.
Can I use this gif in my comments? Will it be fine ?
It is the first time I am reading about pyrography. If I am not wrong, is this word has been originated from "pyre"?
The term pyrography means "writing with fire", from the Greek pur (fire) and graphos (writing).
So burning 'drawings' in wood.
Ohh. i was thinking it completely different. Thanks for the clarification.