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Re: Pyrography
« on: 04 Feb 2008, 21:29 »
This thread is amazing.
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #1 on: 05 Feb 2008, 19:11 »
Apparently deleted. I posted about pyrography, the art of using fire to create art. Most commonly called wood burning but there are other things that can be burned to create art. I can repost if allowed?
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #2 on: 06 Feb 2008, 08:58 »
Technically, pyrography refers to drawings made using the application of heat or fire to a surface. Looks like this:

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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #3 on: 07 Feb 2008, 09:04 »
This sounds interesting- why was the thread deleted?
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #4 on: 09 Feb 2008, 19:43 »
Because you touch yourself at night.
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #5 on: 09 Feb 2008, 21:28 »
Something must be said!
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #6 on: 14 Feb 2008, 14:10 »
Good question. I go offline to replace my computer and my shiny thread is murdered. Sadness. So is anyone else here a pyrographer or is anyone willing to try their hand at the fine art? Also that image is way advanced and is with more modern tools. I do medieval pyrography, actually. Its not nearly as pretty but it has open flames and the tools are a bit more affordable.
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #7 on: 14 Feb 2008, 15:27 »
a long time ago my dad used one of those wood-burner things to burn a big rose into his acoustic guitar; it looked awesome.

unfortunately this guitar no longer exists (to my knowledge) and i have no pictures of it.
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Re: Pyrography
« Reply #8 on: 15 Feb 2008, 15:26 »
That's cool. You should try to find a picture. The wood burners you can get at retail stores are very different from those from a specialty shop, partly because you have less control over temperature. This means you can do more than just wood. There are some people who use very low temperature and can create masterpieces on paper.

I use wrought iron bits with different points and then use gold and silver leafing to add detail. Sometimes this backfires but here is the example I had provided before. This was created for my local SCA chapter.

Less refined but this was a really hard piece because they wanted it very dark. Once I get my camera I can try to get pictures of the tools I use maybe. This image is too large to post by itself so its via a link http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y135/LoneHorse/SCA/barony.jpg
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