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    Serenity in the Sea..Another wood burning

    This is getting quite addictive...
    2nd pyrography piece..
    My sister has a nautical theme in her living room, so this is for her B-day...
    I'm titling it Serenity in the Sea...
    serenity in the sea 01.jpg

    Comments and constructive advice welcome..
    Thanks for clicking in...


    ...Is there a better place on this site to post pyrography???

    Not really Jim. This is fine and it looks outstanding...
    Last edited by wood-n-things; 04-18-2012, 09:09 AM.
    Jim

    The limits of the imagination are imaginary.
    No task is too tedious for Art.
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    Tags: mermaid, pyrography, wood burning
  • #2
    looks great Jim
    Hegner Polymax- 3,Hegner Multimax-3,
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    • #3
      Looks gr8t Jim !
      You need to post it on Pyrography online
      Eric

      Liberty Twp (Cincinnati), OH

      If today were perfect, there would be no need for tomorrow!

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      • #4
        That came out really nice.
        Douglas Fraser
        Eagle River, Alaska

        My Gallery - Aurora Wood Crafts

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        • #5
          Originally posted by WoodCarverOH View Post
          Looks gr8t Jim !
          You need to post it on Pyrography online
          Yea, I have an account over there, and will be posting it there.
          But my online family is here...

          Thanks for the accolades guys.
          A good burner, and my Colwood Cub cost me about $55 with one pen and then another $45 for 3 more pens. some wood to burn, and a little time, and you're all set..
          I got some direction via DVD from Sue Walters...
          It's a great late night activity, as it makes no noise.
          It's surprisingly simple once you get the basics..
          Jim

          The limits of the imagination are imaginary.
          No task is too tedious for Art.
          Rock and Scroll

          My Gallery

          My Website
          Featherwood Woodcrafts

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          • #6
            Very nice Jim. I have only done one burning so far and that was a while ago. You are right it is very relaxing and peaceful.
            Rolf
            RBI G4 26 Hawk, EX 16 with Pegas clamps, Nova 1624 DVR XP
            Philosophy "I don't know that I can't, therefore I can"
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            And the Long Island Scrollsaw Association

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            • #7
              Hey Jim, you're doing really great!
              Enjoy the pyro family , once you know them...I'm a part of that family too...
              Frieke
              www.friewoodart.webs.com

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              Don't let the pain of your past and the fear of your future ruin the happiness of your present.

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              • #8
                Great job Jim...looks really nice. I have tried a few myself, but I think yours is better
                Hawaiilad
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