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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: MikieD on December 08, 2012, 11:14:16 am
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Another hobby that uses wood. I have used by pyrographic (burning) pen on my wildlife carvings but sometimes, for a break, I like to make pictures. Both of these pieces were inspired by drawings in a Lean to Draw with Pencils book. The dock is on a piece of maple 8" X 12" and the roses are on some birdseye maple I had around the shop (7" X 10")
Mike
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Beautiful work, Looks like something I'd like to try.
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Beautiful work!
If only I had some artistic talent....
~~~GB~~~
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Absolutely wonderful! Such beautiful work! :)
Sheila
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beautiful work
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Now thats a Big Wow! Beautiful.... Bet you are a Artist. Never tried this, but like
Al said it very much interests me. Any lessons planned for the future? Danny :+}
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I agree with the other comments, absolutely fantastic.
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Nice Mike. Beautiful work. My wife is starting, trying testing etc wood burning and she was also impressed. She has some irons, tips and some misc stuff including a couple of books. Now all she has to do is find the time to get started. Thanks for showing us your work/art.
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I am sooo IMPRESSED! :o Beautiful work!
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They look fantastic Mike, nice work. Thanks for sharing. :)
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Very nice Mike!!! I do some woodburning myself. I use a Razortip unit with multiple pens. I use it mostly on my custom hiking sticks and have done some of it on the handles of my custom hunting knives.
Your work is super good!!!!!!
Tommy T
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Those both look great. I have only done one wood burning and that was just some lettering on a cabinet I made for my wife. I have been thinking of adding to my hobby. One thing I love about this site is all the great ideas which can inspire us. Thanks for sharing and for telling us what wood you used. Very nice work.
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Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful Mickie, I also do Pyrography. I usually use scrollsaw patterns or different patterns I find on the internet. I couldn't draw a straight line if my life depended on it. lol.
Don Rob was kind enough to do a pattern of a picture of my Wimmie. Here are the two side by side.
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Nice job Chel Good likness. Thanks for letting us have a look.
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This technique is very nice, the job is beautiful
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Mike, if you need a place to put that dock picture - I would gladly make room in my office - that is outstanding!
Great work, really appreciate your sharing these.
Al
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Mike, if you need a place to put that dock picture - I would gladly make room in my office - that is outstanding!
Great work, really appreciate your sharing these.
Al
Thanks for the offer, I really appreciate that. Unfortunately, that one is already sold.
Mike
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Mike, that is very impressive work, (not that YOU would call it WORK).Doubt I would try that, as drawing is not my forte. I have trouble drawing a straight line with a rule.LOL. Again Mike, beautiful work.
Rob Roy.
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Amazing job, looks great, thanks for sharing
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Wow beautiful work... Sheila
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Mike that is absolutely amazing. I take my hat off to you.
Marg
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Very very nice. If I tried to do that I would end up with a pile of ashes.
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that's really great work! like it very much.
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Impressive!!
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Very nice. I especially like the dock one. I have tried pyrography but can't seem to get it (to hot or to cold)...maybe someday when I have more time to concentrate on just that. Keep up the great work!
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My wife's first attempt at pyrography this is a practice piece for a project. She is a spinner and I made her a Navajo Spindle. She is going to put that pattern on the whorl of the spindle.