The Process Behind the Art
The Wood Selection
Here is a brief description for your wood selection process: " our workshop, we take pride in selecting the finest quality wood for each piece we create. From the unique character of live edge basswood to the rich tones of walnut and cherry, our extensive range includes aspen, maple, ash, poplar, pine, oak, apple, and reclaimed barn wood. Each type of wood is chosen with care, ensuring that every item is not just functional but also a work of."
Sketching
Welcome to my creative space! Here, I transform my unique visions into hand-drawn images on wood, using pencil to bring my ideas to life. Whether it's a concept from my imagination or a request from someone else, each is crafted with care and passion. Explore my art and discover the beauty of personalized creations!
Tools
Welcome to my pyrography studio! I use a Burnmaster Eagle and a Colwood SuperPro 2, along with a variety of tips, to bring each art piece to life. By adjusting the temperature, I can achieve darker and deeper burns, adding richness and depth to my designs. Join me on this creative journey as we explore the art of wood burning together!
Wood Burning
Each tip I use has a different function. Ball tips are used for stippling in various sizes from tiny dots to larger more prominent dots on the art piece. Shader tips vary in width and open or closed functionality which changes the type of shading to be done. Knife edge tips (various sizes and shapes) are mainly used for cutting a deep burn in lines as a pattern or using the very tip to make fine detail burns on an intricate piece.
2010 - present
2010 - present
Sealing Process
Here, I proudly showcase our beautifully crafted items, finished with either water-based polyurethane or Spar Varathane sealants for durability. For our cutting boards, cheeseboards, and utensils, we use food oil, ensuring they serve as functional art pieces in your kitchen. Explore our unique designs and elevate your culinary experience!
