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I get my wood burning materiel from a little cabinet shop down the way a mile or so(my next door neighbot).
Had this scrap of oak plywood thought I would make something usefull out of it and share with the site. The second picture is a larger one of the same subject on the right rear door of my 1956 Chev Pael Delivery. As one can tell I love fighting the grain trying to make it all blend together. Semper Fi
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11 comments so far
jjohn
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posted 53 days ago
what we have here is an artist woodworker. Amazing.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 53 days ago
EGA,
This is a beautiful piece of artwork. To me this is begging to be put in a frame and mounted on a wall, as any fine picture should be.
Nice post. I enjoyed looking at this.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
bryano
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posted 52 days ago
Im with Scott on this one, put it in a frame. I really like ram portrats. good work.
-- bryano
jockmike2
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posted 52 days ago
WOW! When I first looked at it I thought it was an actual rams head. I thought man thats a nice head. Great job. Beautiful and real looking. mike
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Richard Williams
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posted 52 days ago
You are an artist extroadinare’ Very nice work Marine.
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mrtrim
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posted 52 days ago
another great piece of work e g a ! very nice .
semper fi
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EGA
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posted 52 days ago
Thanks for the comments, keeps me motivated to the max. I enjoy the work of each of you and really appreciate the space for a little art. HMckinley
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pat sherman
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posted 52 days ago
love the mt. sheep. he is lovely. any time you want to do a picture for me i will love it.
thanks.
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EGA
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posted 51 days ago
A Picture is a big subject, name it my friend and I will work it in. Might take a long time to try and equal your expertise with the burning iron. I’ll try, just name the subject.
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sharad
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posted 48 days ago
Extra ordinary piece of wood burning. The ram looks like a photograph. I would like to see your other wood burning projects.
Sharad
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EGA
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posted 48 days ago
Yes Sir!, thanks for the comment. Woodburning or pyrography is a neat way to get involved with wood. The Ram was burned on oak, preferably not a good wood to burn. I think Birch is the best all around that I have found. Sharad, I don’t know why my flickr site dosen’t come up with this post below. Just click on to my avatar up by EGA and it will take you to my home page. The blue site click on and it will take you to some of my art on Flickr. Glad you found this outstanding woodworking site. So from here to you in India, welcome and you can get help here from anyone, I have!! Thanks and Semper Fi.
-- www.flickr.com/photos/egamarine/