Pyrography is the art of decorating wood with burn marks using a heated object like a metal pen. The term literally means "writing with fire" and comes from the Greek words "pur" and "graphos".

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Mauch mostly works on wood, which he buys from Lebanon’s Against the Grain lumber store, and sometimes on leather. Wood pieces start at $15 for a birch coaster and run into the thousands for elaborate ...

Pyrography is an inexpensive and fun art that can really spice up your DIY projects. You just need a pyrography pen, clean piece of wood, and your imagination, to create one-of-a-kind items.

The artist Antoine Paul Camilleri, is showing another selection from his collection of pyrography on wood. He has explored other localities in Malta apart from the capital city, Valletta. These ...

Hardly. You still need two stepper motors and a micro controller. A laser module powerful enough to burn wood is sub £50 these days (a pyrography pen can’t be much cheaper). What’s the advantage?

Keith uses pyrography, also known as wood-burning, along with different paints, oil pencils and more to create fun and whimsical pieces that tell a story. More All About Art: Emily Wilson brings ...

WALLY Smith has been working with wood since he was 14 years old but only in the last four years has his wife, Bessie, decided to join in.

Your bowl is a nice example of pyrography, sometimes called pokerwork, which is the process of decorating wood pieces with a hot poker or wood burning tool. Pokerwork was quite popular in the late ...