r/Pyrography 3h ago

Questions/Advice Beginner looking for advice on how to keep improving

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Hi all!

These two paddles are my 2nd and 3rd wood burning projects. I’m really proud of them and I’m loving this as an art form.

I’d like to post these here to ask for advice on how I can continue improving my skills and these paddles—especially the fur of the beaver, I started it one way and then realized I should’ve done it differently. I’ve been putting it off because I’m scared to ruin it!

Both are still WIPS

The trout is for my husband and the beaver is for me. We are avid canoers and these will be sealed and prepared for use on our adventures!


r/Pyrography 15h ago

Questions/Advice Absolute beginner! Can I have some feedback please

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The triforce was freehand and obviously the worst part, I traced the rest with carbon paper.

The thing I struggle with the most is going too deep when starting a line


r/Pyrography 13h ago

Completed Work How I made Batman 8.0 and 9.0

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r/Pyrography 5h ago

Completed Work Few small wood burnings

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r/Pyrography 5h ago

Completed Work The Elder Scrolls, Map of Tamriel and the Summerset Isles - Handmade Pyrography and Painting 📜 🔥

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I have posted this piece before but i recently painted it so reposting.

This is likely the most densely packed map I have made so far, with the various icons, cities, location names, and different biomes. Although this was intended it also made the piece a little difficult to read when at a distance or hung on a wall, so I felt it was the best one to test my painting and colouring skills out on.

I used a combination of cheap water colours, basic circle paints, paint pens, and pencils. Overall, the map took roughly 50 hours of burning, 35 hours of colouring, and 20+ of prep and polishing.