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This is on an 11×14 piece of birch plywood. Burned with a Detail Master using a medium rounded skew.
I have been doing several pictures like this one for a realtor. He gives them to the families that he sells homes to as a gift for using him as their realtor.
-- Mel, Utah, SilverFoxArt.com
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CharlieM1958
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#1 posted 1778 days ago
I assume it is a good likeness, Mel, because the faces are so lifelike they almost jump off the screen.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
griff
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#2 posted 1778 days ago
Very nice , You did a very good. They look so real, Very good burn.
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TedM
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#3 posted 1778 days ago
Wow! Too cool!
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Lee A. Jesberger
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#4 posted 1778 days ago
Man, I sure am getting tired of everybody but me being artistic around here! lol
This is really spectacular work Mel!
I can only imagine doing such things!
Great job!
Lee
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Colin
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#5 posted 1778 days ago
What a great gift to go with a new house, wonderful art.
-- Colin, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. "Every craftsman was once an amateur"
charlotte
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#6 posted 1778 days ago
Great work. Does your burner produce a pattern? What system is your burner?
I really like this image.
thanks
Charlotte
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jeanmarc
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#7 posted 1778 days ago
Very nice.Great work
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trifern
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#8 posted 1778 days ago
Wow, that’s one of the nicest wood burnings I’ve seen. Great work Mel and thanks for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
Paul D
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#9 posted 1778 days ago
This is one of the nicest pyrography pieces I’ve seen. The faces are very realistic and I really like the brickwork. Great job!
-- Paul D - Lawrenceville, Georgia
pat sherman
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#10 posted 1778 days ago
mel.great work. i just love your portaits.
come give me lessons.
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ND2ELK
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#11 posted 1778 days ago
Beautiful piece! Exquiste work! Thank you for posting.
God bless
tom
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savannah505
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#12 posted 1778 days ago
I’m sure I can do this too, the only difference, they would all look like Gumby. Wow!!!! I think that is awesome work. Way to go.
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Danette Smith
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#13 posted 1777 days ago
Wonderful as always. The families will treasure it. Hugs…Dannie
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Bradford
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#14 posted 1777 days ago
That’s so cool.
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Jason
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#15 posted 1777 days ago
Wow!
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