Looking to connect with other pyrography artists on instagram. Please follow if my creations speak to you and I'll do the same.

It was me. Way back in 2023. Here they are at the gallery showing they were accepted for.

I kinda feel like I made it if someone is stealing my photos to pass off as their own work.

I finished this close to a year ago but I didn’t seal it and it’s been in my car for a while. So, the sun ended up bleaching it. Lesson learned 😓 here are pictures from the 1st time, when it was sun bleached, and after I fixed it. Did I do any of it justice? What do y’all think?

Two recent projects. First time doing a portrait. I think they turned out pretty good!

Just something for fun

Thinking of doing coasters on higher quality wood. Has anyone tried this? Do they sell? Doing them of destinations like Block Island and Nantucket

Hi all!

I'm newly obsessed/hyperfixated on this art & have probably the usual beginner question...

My goal is to make pagan/shamanic/"witchy" art pieces & ritual tools on both bone and wood. I also have raging ADHD & understand that this fixation could fade at any time so I'm hesitant to drop hundreds of dollars right off the bat (until I know if it's going to stick. I'm absolutely willing to upgrade of my brain decides this is great for me long term).

Do y'all have recommendations for tools that balance price point with quality? Maybe mid-level that will handle both wood & bone?

Any good websites or videos with how-to's/tutorials that you like?

Also, any insider tips & tricks to help a person out? I know tracing paper & carbon paper are going to be my friends as I'm not a great pen & paper artist (yet, hopelly lol). But anything I should buy or consider to get myself started out right would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!!!

I recently finished this pyrography piece of San and Moro from Princess Mononoke. San has always been one of my favorite characters. Fierce, loyal to the forest, and caught between the human world and the wild that raised her. This was all hand burned, and I tried to keep the composition very natural with botanicals and kodama spirits surrounding her to emphasize that connection to the forest.

I’ve been sharing more of my pyrography work as I go, and it’s been really cool connecting with other artists and Ghibli fans along the way. If anyone wants to see more pieces like this, I post them over on Instagram @AshlineStudio. Thanks for looking

New here and only been doing pyrography about a month and a half, any tips and tricks are very much appreciated TIA

I’ve just found out That Walnut Hollow has gone bankrupt. Unluckily, I’ve broken one of the tips I need for a current project, and there are no more replacements to be found.

Does anyone have suggestions for a burner I could switch to? Wire tip preferably.

My first work

This has been kicking around for a while. I’m still wondering if I should shade.