How To Burn a Lion's MANE - Pyrography

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I am using plywood today to burn the mane of a lion. I've opted for the cheaper wood today for the benefit of the beginners out there.
You can buy the tools I use with these links
WB1 Wood Burning Pen
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@jackvisserphotography 6 лет назад

Would love to know if anyone has an easier but effective technique.

@terriejohnston8801 5 лет назад

Just added my opinion for creating a different technique...Use a quality White Acrylic paint...w quality paintbrush (es) to achieve same effects you use w a Dremel tool. Black paint @ white paint, REALLY can fix ANY area that needs corrected. For me...wmQoodburning,... like Sketching is a Back @ Forth, back @ Forth dance between Artist @ his/her Project. I hope you find my method helpful. It's quieter, ☺ one can control a Brush pretty easy, @ its even better for SuperFine detail. 🔥🔥🔥 Peace @ Love Pgh.Pa.

@mandyobrien1871 3 года назад

Hi Jack how do you get your lighter brown shades with the burner, do you have to turn it on a lower setting?

@terriejohnston8801 5 лет назад

Hi Jack. From one Woodburner to another...dynamite WORK!, design/technique. Using the Dremel tool to Take-Away some of the burned Darkened space...is a major TIP to adding depth, creating light @ space. Never got a mini Dremel tool, but I use White acrylic paint w a good quality ( Fine) paintbrush ( MY own Trick ) to capture the same results as Dremel, too. NEW to ur site. 😉 Also agreed with you on the 5 important Tips you recomended for ppl. to consider when learning the Art of Woodburning.🔥👍🔥👍🔥👍🔥

@jackvisserphotography 4 года назад

Hi Terrie. Thanks so much for the compliments. The Dremel has really helped to turn my work into so much more than what it used to be.

@Punisherx-tg7eo 3 года назад

Yoo. Your shit is fuckin unbelievable. Thats incredible. You got serious skills bro.

@suzanneboily5224 4 года назад

Love your work!! Amazing!

@jackvisserphotography 4 года назад

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@terriejohnston8801 5 лет назад

Back again. Adored your Lion SO far...how-ever would of enjoyed actually seeing what strokes, OR HOW the Fur was actually burned. Fur IS tricky...BUT it really boils down to Lights @ Darks., etc. Like if you turned the reference Upside Down...you could/ would STILL create the Lion. Im sure you understand What i am trying to say. Lol. Thanks again

@thewhittlingwood6985 5 лет назад

Fab video..like the way you explained it.simple n straight frwd...it was atcualy watching your videos that got me interested in having a go..I'm a woodcarver..but felt adding in pyography maybe another skill..how do you remove the carbon build up on the tips?.an do you have a fbk page to follow

@clackersclarke4450 3 года назад

Is your patreon page still active, tried to find it, but with no luck. Would love to see you add more content on RU-vid.

@zaaamgotjaaam7546 5 лет назад

Your work is amaaaaazing!!! Do you put a varnish or wood stain on in the end or just leave it as it is?

@admiralferguson1630 5 лет назад

EXCELLENT WORK

@Indonesia_PYROGRAPHY 4 года назад

What's u use wood?

@jackvisserphotography 4 года назад

Mostly sycamore

@MbalmR97TX 5 лет назад

Wouldn't one have to be an artist to do this, cause your looking at a picture then trying to duplicate it onto the wood? The five tips for beginners you posted 5 months ago was the first video I saw about this craft, I guess I assumed that you would trace the picture to the wood (plank) the use the burned tool. I guess the more videos I see the more I would understand this craft.

@jackvisserphotography 5 лет назад

I usually trace out the basic lines. There does have to be some level of skill in order to do the detail. All Im trying to do here is show the easiest way I can think of to get realistic looking results. It takes time but hopefully I can help people who want to improve.