The Pyrography Beginners Workbook with Exercises Revised Edition - Learn to Burn with Step-by-Step Instructions with Introduction to Basic Tools Techniques Modern Wood Burning Textures and Patterns and Sample Project Ideas

Clayton M. Rines

Editora: NPDK

Sinopse

It’s your time to begin burning masterpieces!
 
 
 
We listened to you, and here is a brand new and revised “The Pyrography Beginners Workbook with Exercises Revised Edition,” specially written to bring to life your woodburning desires. 
 
It is a book written concisely, packed full of detailed explanations, beautiful outlays, well illustrated with elegant fonts. 
 
 
 
The art of pyrography, also known as pur graphos (fire writing), is as old as humankind. This form of art gives immeasurable satisfaction to artists by providing power to the imagination. This book opens up a brand new vista to you, laying bare all you require to begin your journey with this timeless art. In The Pyrography Beginners Workbook with Exercises (Revised Edition), Clayton M. Rines shows you the basics of writing with fire, types of tips, pens, shading techniques, and other lesser-known methods that help you develop your craft.
 
 
 
You would learn the ins and outs of buying your first pyrography machine, types of woods to burn, safety tips, maintaining the workroom, and other essential tips for successful wood burning projects. This book offers you some easy to carry out projects as a way of getting you accustomed to the art of wood burning, from making wall clocks, key holders to creating cup coasters and bangles with images.
 
 
 
You will learn;
 
 
 
Easy projects for everyone
 
Learn how to write, shade, and apply outlines
 
Buying a pyrography unit
 
The importance of temperature settings
 
Knowing what type of burning nibs to use
 
Coloring woodburning projects
 
Important safety tips
 
Must-know techniques for texturing and finishing
 
Burn those great gifts for your loved ones
 
And so much more!
 
 
 
With The Pyrography Beginners Workbook with Exercises, you are on your way to becoming a pro in woodburning carvings, wooden plates, household items, and so much more.
 
 
 
Grab a copy today and begin your pyrography journey.

Disponível desde: 08/09/2024.

Comprimento de impressão: 143 páginas.

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