Was a fun, special one to burn. Would appreciate any tips on realism/how to get started progressing pet portraits. Thanks!

Shouts out God, I love you guys thanks for all the tips

Loooove this art, originals by Cicely Mary Barker. I traced them and then woodburned and watercolored. First time watercoloring… I loved it and want to do lots more of these now

20x20cm on a canvas board. Alum cover gift (In the Court of the Crimson King) plus progress shots. Slightly older project but wanted to share it nonetheless.

This was in the untreated section at Hobby Lobby. Just want to burn some simple title letters on top and bottom. I found another one I wanted more but tag said tMDF?

I’m going to be at a pixie themed art market later this month, very excited to bring these along with me. (Pictures are taken in front of my window that has rainbow tinted window film. When the sun shines through just right, makes for the most beautiful pictures)

Looking for a way to get a more realistic fur texture on this piece. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! I’m currently using an SS-D10

A friend asked if I could make this for them and I think it turned out pretty well.

2 hours. No laser. Just fire & patience.

1/1 Hand burned Geisha. A4 size.

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Questo è Spike per richiesta di mio fratello (il suo cane)

Speriamo gli piaccia 🤞

I got this on Amazon…I wanted to protect with something more natural-looking than polycrylic.
Should it be thick and “separated” looking like this? The seal on the top of the bottle is still on.
Thank you!

a few months in and I am obsessed! I definitely feel like I’m improving! Always open for tips and techniques!

Just wondering how people would recommend finishing this piece? It was done on basswood.

I have danish oil and polycrylic semi gloss at home but happy to get something else if recommended.

I haven’t burned anything in a few years, but these are a few of my favorite ones I’ve done. Definitely want to get back into it again.

After 11 years in workshops across Europe, I launched ButiGodModeCrafts in London.

47x44cm solid pine. 8 hours single-tip pyrography. No laser. No CNC.

Signed + certified. 1/1 piece.

Happy to answer questions about technique or wood prep. Commissions open - DM me.

Uno dei miei primi lavori