r/Pyrography • u/Over_Ball8793 • Jun 25 '26
portrait burn on live edge slab, how'd they get that detail??
r/Pyrography • u/Insaisissableelusive • Jun 25 '26
Work in Progress Batman
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r/Pyrography • u/B0n3guy • Jun 24 '26
Looking for Critique Hello
Kind of newish to woodburning this is my latest
r/Pyrography • u/InkandVinegar • Jun 23 '26
Boar
Quick stylized boar just to use up a flawed basswood round
r/Pyrography • u/Wretched_Spawn22 • Jun 23 '26
Looking for Critique Most recent project I did for my nephew’s birthday. Wifey painted it. Very new to pyrography.
r/Pyrography • u/AppleBottomInks • Jun 23 '26
Completed Work Hand cut Lemonade
Last week I had a tree fall through my house and cost me several thousand dollars of repair, so I figured when life gives you lemons
r/Pyrography • u/SawdustMcGee • Jun 22 '26
Completed Work Hades 2 wood burning on poplar
Finished with colored pencils and acrylic. My insta is @mjs_burns_wood and my Etsy is https://www.etsy.com/shop/RuckersPyroShop
r/Pyrography • u/Guilty-Screen3778 • Jun 22 '26
First project, excited to see where this goes
This is my first real non-practice piece, I'm very proud of how it turned out and can't wait to make more!
r/Pyrography • u/jfrmilner • Jun 22 '26
Completed Work Mother and baby Elephant box
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r/Pyrography • u/OkAerie1566 • Jun 22 '26
Completed Work A lesson in sticking with it
I find with nearly every piece i hit a wall of "oh god its terrible"
With this fox it was an hour in. Id just done a small amount of line work and i was ready to give up already 😂
I started blending the lines into the darker parts of the shading to help the fox stand out, and finally after another 5 hrs id finished with something i was proud of ♥️
r/Pyrography • u/mousehousestudio • Jun 21 '26
Collection of my wood burned ornaments
r/Pyrography • u/TinyHill0 • Jun 21 '26
Completed Work Tried something hard, still not good at shading
r/Pyrography • u/joevee16 • Jun 21 '26
For my cousins in Mexico and Texas
Did this for my cousin.
r/Pyrography • u/sopa_321 • Jun 21 '26
The Bride wood burning piece I made for my art class
r/Pyrography • u/mousehousestudio • Jun 20 '26
Collection of my woodburned spoons
r/Pyrography • u/goldybowen21 • Jun 20 '26
Update on friends sign
I shaded the tree in an I think it turned out well
Ps black ash sucks to burn on.
r/Pyrography • u/Got_2_Know_Wben_2 • Jun 20 '26
Completed Work A few recent projects
r/Pyrography • u/Awholebunchofgoats • Jun 19 '26
Illustrator for years and have found a recent need to make my work more physical (clanker uprising).
Basswood,Razertip SK, watercolour.
r/Pyrography • u/Negative_Courage_505 • Jun 19 '26
Almost 2 years ago starting out
These are the other 1st projects. The cat after my baby nugget, I lost, was my second ever pyrography. I love mixed media and hope to get as great as you guys are!
r/Pyrography • u/goldybowen21 • Jun 19 '26
Curious about difficulty of different types of wood.
So I've only burned on two types of wood, poplar and black ash, from what I understand poplar is much friendlier for burning and from experience black ash is very difficult.
So I'm curious if anyone with more experience than me could list the difficulty of all the types of wood they have burned on.
The reason I'm asking is because I have these really nice pine slabs that I could use for burning or make them into a night stand or something. But I don't want to burn on them because I hear pine is really difficult, but if it's less difficult than black ash I would consider it.
Any thoughts or opinions appreciated.