Hi Everyone....I have been a busy little bee working on all kinds of fun custom work....today I am sharing with you a piece I did on a slice of wood...this is a moose that will be heading to a cottage up North....it is done with my pyrography tools and is in a rustic style....This is my Sunday Sketch piece...if it's ok that I sketched with a wood burning tool.......
Well I am taking the day off to enjoy some time with family.....so back to the Studio bright and early tomorrow!!!
Have a wonderful day!
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wow. i had a wood burning tool as a kid...and i never did this good...wow. my dad does wood working and he would love this...may pass it along to him...
oh cool Brian....so neat to see that more people are working with wood and burning....thanks for popping by!!!
you are so talented! i love that you can work with wood, too! Cute moose...perfect for the holidays too. excellent. enjoy the day with your family - xxoo
Wow! I love the sketch with a woodburner. Love your blog, it has wonderful artwork.
Beautiful impressive piece dear!
Hope you are having a wonderful weekend! ♥
Thanks Heather!!!! I really love working with wood and my burning tools...
Thanks Nelly!!! Great to meet you!
Thanks Marianne....you are such a sweetie....
Wishing you all a wonderful Sunday!!!
That's quite something Diana - so many talents!!
Oh wow - this will inspire my son he wants a wood burner!
What detail! I'm totally in awe of your work, this is amazing.
Wow, beautiful work and very original. Such a great technique you've used to make this piece of art!
oh this a fantastic moose. I like how the green actually brings him out. Great piece.
Thank you Lisa!!!!
Thank you Lenora!!!!
Thank you B!!!!!!
Thank you Vanilla!!!!
Thank you Jehanne!!!!!
Your visits are always so sweet!!!!!
Have a wonderful day!!!!
Oh boy, my Mother In Law would love that piece! How cool! Perfect for a cabin! Nice job busy little bee :)
Fabulous sketch with a wood burning tool!! No room for error with that!
Wonderful moose made more charming by the medium!
wow.. amazing and extraordinary piece of art!!!
Wow, that is awesome!
this is great! I've tried wood burning, and it wasn't easy! Your lines look so good! what's your secret?
This is absolutely stunning! I love the subtle colors and the elegant design of the plant life behind the moose. Truly beautiful work! <3
Great work. Woodburning is not easy and as far as it being used as a sketch, I don't remember any rules for what we sketch with. This would look good in my cabin on the mountain.
With your lovely style this is such a charming piece.
What kind of pyrography tools do you use?
OMG....so beautiful, Diana!! I used to wood burn all my pet portraits before I painted them with acrylics. I will post one of the for you sometime. I love what you've done here!!
xoxo
masterful
I'm impressed, Diana! I haven't done something like this since my senior year in high school art. You really did a fabulous job. :)
Thanks Loni...this is a perfect medium for cottage art....
Thanks Eva....it is a very forgiving tool...you make a mistake you burn a little more...
Thank you Katerina!!!!!
Thank you Sarah Lynn...I used some stains for a hint of colour...
Thank you Marlene!!! It is such a fun medium...and very relaxing...
Thank you Tammie....I will post my tools so you can check them out
Thanks Manon!!! Oh how cool...can't wait to see your pieces....
Thank you DT....
Thank you Sophia....
You should try it out again...it is so much fun...and I love the scent of burning wood....
Thank you so much everyone!!!!!
LOVE your "sketch!!" Such talent! : )
Thank you Diana,
I would love to see what you used. I have never done wood burning as art (only for warmth ;-} and would like to try sometime.
The Moose is classic , perfect subject for the wood burning tool media.
love your work...came by from Sunday Sketches
joanny
Ok...Pretty much this is sooooo fabulous!!! I love it! Makes me want to run out and buy a wood burning kit just to try it.
Great great piece!
Smiles
This is wonderful... such great details! (I love the smell of wood burning - such a fun medium!!!)
xo
Kristin
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