THE PYROGRAPHY PROJECT ISSUE: PATTERNS, TECHNIQUES, & INSPIRATION
Pyrography Magazine, Spring 2018, on Newsstands Now!
March 2018
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EAST PETERSBURG, PA — The Spring 2018 issue of Pyrography Magazine is available on newsstands and features an impressive cast of pyrographers with years of experience and sage burning advice. You’ll learn quick and easy techniques, perfect for artists who can’t wait to see their ideas comes to life. For example, meet Merideth Berthiaume whose colorful creations are at once whimsical and technical. “Berthiaume frequently burns out nibs and even “pops a flame,”but working hot and fast satisfies her desire to see her ideas in wood now,” says Pyrography Magazine editor Mindy Kinsey.
“In all, the issue has tons of tips and close to 20 patterns. Plus, our appendix of basic info will help you choose tools and materials, set up your work space, make patterns, and burn safely.” ~ Mindy Kinsey, Editor
Alternatively, this issue also features artists who prefer to take their time, relishing in the soothing act of wood burning. Alexandra Glueckler and Daniel Tillotson will show you how to “slow burn” to achieve lovely portraits and realistic-looking animals.
This issue also showcases the work of pyrographer and author Lora S. Irish, who offers tips on shading. Irish shows beginning pyrographers how to develop the burning process by laying one layer over another to slowly bring each area up to its final tonal value.
SNAPSHOTS OF PYROGRAPHY MAGAZINE, SPRING 2018:
- 7 super simple shading techniques
- Tips for learning to shade, adding color, and burning on a variety of surfaces such as gourds, leather, and paper
- “Technicolor Dreams” by artist Merideth Berthiaume
- An inspiring gallery, an appendix for beginners, and much more!
ABOUT PYROGRAPHY MAGAZINE
Pyrography magazine is an annual magazine sold on newsstands and via mail order. The editorial team passionately searches for and features interesting and creative artists, projects, and techniques. Each issue includes inspiring feature articles and galleries showing artists stretching the art of wood burning, comprehensive step-by-step articles outlining the steps to recreate a woodburning, technique articles to inspire more experienced readers, and reviews of the newest and most useful tools.
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