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A Random Quote
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Maybe there is no actual place called hell. Maybe hell is just having to listen to our grandparents breathe through their noses when they're eating sandwiches.
-- Jim Carey
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Woodburning Patterns!
The patterns on this site that are available may
be used for woodburning, pyrography, or carving. The following is the link
to the patterns. There are now almost 200 patterns in the pattern pages!
Click
Here to view the patterns!
Although line drawings appear to be the easiest for woodburning, they in fact
provide little information concerning shading of the subject. For this reason
most of what I use in my own burnings are greyscale photographs; they show
the original shading, which is often useful.
For the greyscale subjects, you would transfer the major lines to the wood
using the techniques discussed in the lessons. After woodburning the lines,
the photo may be referenced to burn the shading. Or you may just start in with the
shading using the lines as a guide to avoid the blocked in look. Shading is something that
everyone does differently, and you will find the technique you like best as
you progress.
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Here to see how one artist used this technique successfully. Her name is
Annie Scholl, and she sent me the original greyscale, the enhanced version,
and the finished woodburning. It is interesting to see the progression, and
how she applied the pattern. This is worth studying if you are interested in
starting to work from greyscales.
These patterns have been optimized to print out on a full 8.5" X
11" paper. This means they are very large files. The largest one is 130K bytes.
This will take a while for the browser to display if you want to print it from
this site. It is faster to download the file to your disk, and then print it
from the disk. You can load the picture into your browser from your disk, and
print it from there.
To download the patterns, simply right click on the little drawing and a pop-up
menu appears. Then click on "Save Target As" if using Internet Explorer, or
"Save Link As" if using Netscape Navigator. Another pop-up will allow you to
select a location on your hard drive to save the file. Remember where you save
it so you can use it later. Or, you can just click on the thumbnail, view the
larger picture, and print it from that page. But this will take a little while.
I hope that you find these patterns useful and have fun woodburing!!
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