Got New wood CEDAR to Burn... very nice What's your favorite??
Pyography: py·rog·ra·phy [p róggrfee ] (plural py·rog·ra·phies)- no matter how ya say it is still plain "wood burning"
[p róggrfee ] (plural py·rog·ra·phies) noun
py·rog·ra·pher noun py·ro·graph·ic [pr gráffik ] adjective
1. burning designs into wood and leather: the art or technique of creating designs on wood and leather using heated tools that burn away some of the surface 2. design created by burning: a design burned into wood or leather using a heated tool.
Pyrography is an ancient art form using fire and heat as the creative outlet. Burning can be done on various materials such as wood, leather, tagua nut, bone, horn, paper, and other surfaces. In more recent history, the Victorian era found pyrography to be a promising art, according to the ladies' magazines of the time. These articles fueled the popularity of this unique art also referred to as "Pokerwork".
Within our research we have found many different "claims" to the beginning of "pyrography". All in all we have found that wood burning/pyrography in general is different in every persons eyes and you must "let your mood guide you" while working with wood. When you really think about it, you are bringing nature back together with humans... In today's time we are custom to the "high-tech" times and seem to forget about nature: the forest on a sunny day with the wind blowing through the leaves and laying on the flowing grass right at the end of the tallest trees shadows or those rainy days where you used to sit underneath the "big" oak (or similar) tree and wish the rain away.... Just those "good OLD" times that tend to slip our memories, but HERE it is finally a true HOBBY that can bring us back to NATURE.... GIVE IT A TRY!!!
More pyrography/wood burning history... Cool information
The Pyro (fire) Graphics (expression with lines) art form is limited only by that which can be burnt. As one of the very first art forms invented, primitive man combined fire and wood to make drawings by rubbing a charred stick against a textured surface, or by chewing a charred branch and mixing it with salvia to make black paint. These forms are evidenced in the preserved cave galleries where primitive man first displayed his art on walls
In the 1600's and 1700's Europeans would heat small metal rods, or "pokers" in a fire to make drawings. Since these rods would soon cool off and could no longer be used to burn, artists would have several metal rods in the fire to be able to continuously burn, which is the origin of the saying: "having more than one iron in the fire". Since then many devices have been made to make fire writings, but modern artists most commonly use an electric metal or wire tipped pen to burn designs onto wood, paper, leather, bone or gourds. Many skills are involved: designing, drawing, painting, carving, wood work and finishing, even computer skills are used for graphic art design and pattern making.
My Fire Art is done mostly on wood, usually, Italian Poplar, Birch, Basswood or Myrtlewood plaques, plates, spoons and boxes. Various methods are used to color some items, the most typical being oil based colored pencils which work well on wood. Stained and colored items are sealed with a satin finish coat for color preservation. Other items are left natural, or rubbed with a food grade oil in the case of cooking utensils. Those items which have been stained or colorized are decorative only, and should not be used for cooking.
well Marty sounds like you are up to date on your history and please feel free to post along with anyone else..
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