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Omg what a talent ❤

Beautiful! Love the composition. No colour needed in my opinion.😊

very nicely tone. Thanks for sharing.

So beautiful! I don't think it needs color at all.

Beautiful! No color needed imo

Thank you Sis for sharing your knowledge about pyrography which is very useful, especially for me as a beginner to continue learning. Greetings of health and success❤

No colour needed, it’s a gorgeous burn 🥰

No color needed. Its beautiful. I am just learning how to figure this stuff out. Please I want to see more.

What finished you used with color?

I like the color. I like both but the color is more vibrant

Awesome! Thank you

What are you pricing your art at? If you don't mind me asking. Great work, great tips.😊

Your work is beautiful and you're very talented. And your paints are available I took a picture a snapshot from the video and ran it through Google lens and it gave me a whole bunch of options including Amazon

What name is the surface which you used for this work..?

Is there a need to apply a top coat/finish to the project after it’s burned?

Nice job Sarah! I like eye composition. The metal bracket adds an interesting feature.😊

😍 beautiful art x

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I lightly sand after I burn and that gets rid of pencil marks.

Espectacular!!!

Exelente trabajo!!

loved the color!

Beautiful ❤ xXx Subscribed.

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Awesome work, first time seeing added colour to wood burning

Just beautiful! Thanks for an excellent demo!

Very nice. Thank you

The natural style chipmunk in a line art environment makes the chipmunk pop. Also it's an allegory of what I see every day with my numerous inquisitive chipmunk visitors investigating my deck furniture....

I really like the chipmunk! The flowers are less realistic than the chipmunk and in my opinion it creates a contrast in styles, but overall it's really good!

Beautiful! I think the flowers really work. It looks like the chipmunk is sniffing the top little bud. Ads to the feeling of action in the picture.

Wow! Awesome job! I also wood burn and what you said about pet portraits is so so true! I’ve done several dog portraits and the way you shade with the fur is sooo much easier than skin. I was just commissioned for my first portrait of a person and I’m nervous! I have only done a self portrait and I felt it easier because I could fill in the parts that weren’t too visible in the picture because I know me😂 but I don’t know the person I’m doing and it’s someone who has passed away so I feel a lot of pressure it get it just right. Thanks so much for posting this I think it will really help me with my project. You are an amazing artist!

Both are really great but overall, I prefer coloured....

Very good art

I like them both ❤

I brought a small wooden chest from the works, tryed burning into it it was ok but what would you recomend to use as it was like craft wood or something

Beautiful ❤I love its ❤

The box turned out awesome great job

They look amazing, I saw in another video you did, at the end you had them on a round base, what did you use for the base stand?

Nice work i do wood burning also but i do native art on boxes and what ever else i can wood burn lol i buy boxes from the stores and go home and do my work and your right it takes along time to wood burn 7:07

How do u do the first drawing on the wood?

Beautiful work!! I love both! ❤

Awesome.

Here’s how I transfer to leather. Dampen the leather, tape flat to desk. Tape Saran Wrap over the leather and stretch to remove all wrinkles. Tape drawing onto the Saran Wrap, trace with a ballpoint pen. There’s no black lines but an indentation instead so nothing to erase.

thank you, I have enjoyed. I am just beginning lol and 70 yrs old :) So you see I am a very raw beginner :)

That is good. Do you seal your wood first before using the color and then reseal afterwards?

Looks good. Like best without color

It is beautiful work. Where can I find the picture please. Thank you.

BEAUTIFUL

super; grande mano