Complimenti Brenda,i tuoi Tutorial sono i più chiari e professionali di tutto il WEB.Ottimi in tutti i sensi dedicati ai neofiti che seguendo i tuoi consigli facilitano molto l'apprendimento.GRAZIE,GRAZIE!!!
Great tutorial! There were a number of things I've never understood how to do until I saw this video. The main one was how to do long white whiskers. Thanks for the time you have taken to explain things.
Hi Ken, I'm glad the video provided some useful information for you. Hopefully once you saw how I did you thought, dang that was easy and why didn't I think of that? Thank you for watching my video and leaving a wonderful comment! Brenda
Just finished watching the whole video. I don't think you missed one hair on the Bobcat. That's so remarkable what can be done with the burner. That's why it looks so realistic and beautifully done. It was very helpful showing us exactly how you did it,and talking us through it. Thank you Brenda,great job.
Hi Karen, Wow. Thank you. I'm impressed you were able to stay awake for this video. :) I continue to experiment and learn different ways to use the pen tips. One of these days I'm going to try in earnest to create a scenery artwork like your mountain & waterfall. I'm still so impressed by that! Thank you again for the wonderful comment! Brenda
An Excellent tutorial .I amassed lots of Tips from Brenda's Video ,to which I owe her many thanks because the attention to detail is outstanding. Please keep this type of Tuition coming Brenda as its such valuable informative guidance .
@@PyrographyMadeEasy I discovered that I can mirror your RUclips video with an extension on my web browser, there was some miscomprehension, because I am right handed, it was a little more difficult to copy, and required many reviews, I love your video's thank you for your response love it also.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. I didn't start out being able to do this, but I continue to work at it and improve my burn results. What I do is something that anyone can do. Just have to be willing to stick with it.
thank you for taking the time to make this, and your other videos. really well edited and so much useful information in them. I've been watching a lot of peoples pyrography content but yours has been by far the most helpful. your artwork is beautiful and you're a great teacher. looking forward to your future videos.
Hi Gabby, let me welcome you to the wonderful art of pyrography! I hope that you'll enjoy it as much as I do. If you've finished it, I would love to see it. Please note that I do not offer suggestions, help, etc. Instead I just view the art as one artist to another. My email is PyrographyME@gmail.com
Hi Dennis, I had been getting requests to slow down and include more, so I did. Now if anyone can actually get through this without falling asleep will be amazing. :)
@@PyrographyMadeEasyFor tutorials, IMO, long detailed ones where someone can watch the little details you do is preferable. That way they can watch a certain portion multiple times to see if they're doing it right.
Perfect Brenda. You have answered so many questions I had with this tutorial. I found the wispy fur and whiskers difficult. I feel I can handle them now. Also blending light and dark areas seems to be easier than what I have done. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video tutorial!!
Hi Wendy, glad it was helpful. I have been told that the video I did that explains short fur was helpful. It explains my fur texture technique in depth and shows ways to modify it to get different looks. Here's a link to it: ruclips.net/video/KYxpEhYopIM/видео.html
@@PyrographyMadeEasy Thanks Brenda I will watch it again. I think I have watched most of your tutorials at least once LOL. Watching is different than doing so I feel practice in key :)
I love how to did this. I'm a newbie to wood burning. Bought a wood burner and only used it once. Love how you did this Bobcat. Gave me ideas about using photos that I've taken of wildlife/animals. Thanks for sharing your skills. Looking forward to learning more from you :) Take Care.
Hi Rick, Sounds like it's time to get that burner out and start creating pyrography artwork! Afterall, pyrography is a fantastic medium to work in, but some might say I'm a bit biased on the subject. Your photography hobby (assuming it's a hobby) is a great way to get some extra value out of your photos. The big problem might be deciding which hobby to spend your time on. :) Happy burning!
This was really interesting Brenda. I liked the way that you came away from the Bobcat at times to do a separate tutorial, like with the zigzag bursts. This is essential viewing for anyone who is doing pyrography themselves. The final artwork is beautiful.
Hi David, like all things, I'm on my learning curve with creating tutorial videos. I would think that creating tutorials is a lot easier for you since you were a teacher.
Hi Ash! Thank you so much for the wonderful comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on my videos! It means a lot to me. Brenda
Brenda, as always your work amazes me. What an incredibly detailed piece! This is fantastic. I am a lover of big cats, and you captured the bobcat beautifully 😁👍
Hello Fernando! Thank you! You always leave such wonderful comments! Muchas gracias. ¡Realmente aprecio el hecho de que te tomes el tiempo para mirar y dejar comentarios tan maravillosos! Espero que el video proporcione alguna información útil. Ten una maravillosa semana. Brenda
hello Gwenneth, I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a wonderful comment. I have another video that might be beneficial. It demonstrates ways to modify the zigzag burn stroke to get different looks in the fur. Here's a link to that video: ruclips.net/video/KYxpEhYopIM/видео.html
Wow Brenda, you done a fantastic job of this Bobcat my friend 😁👍the blending of the shading and detail is incredible, this really shows the amount of work you put into your Art left u a Big LIKE 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thank you! You did a wonderful job explaining everything. I learned a lot but unfortunately I do not have the magical hands like you. I enjoy just watching you make magic.
Hi Ernest, thank you for the high praise. I have to tell you that I honestly think anyone can do what I do. It is no different than any hobby in that you have to practice to get better. I sure as heck didn't start out at this level. Thanks again for the comment!
Fantastic 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Detailing was just awesome. It looks very realistic. Cat looks amazing. Wonderful drawing Bendra. Another awesome tutorial. You r awesome
Excellent tutorial Brenda. The Bobcat looked amazing. I paid particular attention to this tutorial in the hope that I'll be able to put most of what you showed into practice with something I'm starting soon. I was looking for forward to this video and you didn't disappoint - great stuff 👍
Hi Pete, thanks. I hope the tutorial was helpful and I have a special video coming out this Friday that I hope will be beneficial. Good luck with your piece of artwork and I hope you'll show it to me when you're done. Brenda
I was facinated watching you do this Brenda, it's a real cool technique how you sort of zig zag the tool, the Shadow's are wonderful, very enjoyable to watch my friend 👍 ❤️😀
Hi Joe, the zigzag stroke is rather useful to create fur, weathered old wood, distant mountains, and distant pine trees. The more I play around with pyrography I find more uses for this burn method. Plus it is a LOT quicker than burning individual lines. :) Thanks for the wonderful comment and I hope the information will come in handy. Brenda
Hi Happy Angel! Thank you. My process isn't exactly fast, but I like the results. Now if I had your skill I would have made him blink and roar at the end of the video! Have a wonderful weekend! Brenda
@@PyrographyMadeEasy i do pyrography too and i love it to draw since i was a children. But your shadow skills are "Boss Level"!!! I watch your Videos and i learn a lot from you. Thank you and greetings from Germany
Hi Jane, I prefer to set my heat temp to get a medium to dark tan burn result, and then I leave it alone. From there I rely on hand speed and reburning to get different colors or tonal values. The exception to this is when I'm working on a really dark area that is fairly large. Then I will increase the heat because to speed up the burning process.
Hi Vivek, thank you for the comment. I use a Colwood super pro II. I wrote a post (#150) that talks about the pen tips I use and has a link to Colwood's website: ruclips.net/user/postUgxvHSJuvWGyyPiLJxN4AaABCQ
This looks amazing Brenda! I’m a sucker for big cats anyway but you did a really great job of this one 😻 I watched about 10 minutes worth and I will watch the rest when I sit down to work and on something of my own I feel like even though I don’t use this medium obviously the technique seems to be quite similar at least for most parts so whether you use pyrography or something else you can still learn a lot from this 😃 Did you have to voice over the whole hour for this? 🙉
Hi Luke, I will actually be surprised if anyone watches the whole thing. I'll be more surprised if I get asked for "longer" tutorials. :) There is a LOT of overlap between different mediums. I just don't use color, or at least not very often. Yes, I did voice over on almost the entire thing. There are a few 20-30 seconds of silence, but the rest is me babbling. I do know how to have fun and put out an entertaining video. :)
what tool do you use? I do not have those I see you using. I tried to do it with the woodburning tools and I just did not have any luck like yours, Can you advise me as to where I can purchase those tools.I like what you were able to do. Mine did not look anything like yours.
Thanks for this you made it look easy and I know it's not. Must pay to have very steady hands, Witch I haven't got any more. That pen nib you used made it a long way easy to mack the fur look so real. Thanks for this And happy new year to you keep it up Lofty/?
Hi Cyril, thank you for the comment. I like to think that it's not that difficult to do, but maybe I'm biased. :) Sucks your hands aren't as steady anymore. That might actually help with the zigzag burn stroke method I use to create fur. As for the pen nib, any nib with a thin edge would work. The realism comes from applying many layers of "fur" to build up the depth of color and texture. Thank you again for the wonderful comment. Many wishes for a Happy New Year filled with happiness to you and your family! Brenda
Well, i must say that Bobcat art is amazing. I am not sure if i have asked you already, but what is your art subject? What do you like, prefer, to draw ? You have created works from quite a few different subjects i have noticed. ( I think it might be birds.) You really do put a lot of work into your art, and it shows in the final piece. I have enjoyed watching this bobcat art video and drank my coffee, i am now contented, thank you for posting another wonderful video Brenda ( Q O P ) :))
Hi Dino King, The bobcat was a lot of fun. Big cats, especially leopards, are my favorite subject, but I try to only use reference photos that either I or my hubby have taken. I don't have any big cats roaming my backyard unless I want to count the neighbors obese tabby cat. Birds, on the other hand, are almost always in my backyard, so they make for easy subject. I do find that if something has a lot texture in it then I find it appealing. I did an old truck only because of all of the different textures. I couldn't tell you a thing about the truck like the model, year, etc and what's more is that I could care less. I just found it interesting because of the textures and contrast of lights & shadows.
Ciao. La marca di carbone bianco del General che uso non è disponibile in diversi livelli di durezza come fa il carbone normale. La matita è quasi come il gesso.
Hi Constance, thank you and great question. I'm planning on creating a video to explain just that, but not sure when I'll have time. To answer your question, it depends on the wood. I prefer basswood, and that I get at an exotic wood store (google that to see what's near you). I also burn on maple and poplar, which I can purchase at the exotic wood store or home improvement stores (Home Depot / Lowe's). The difference between the exotic and home improvement store is cost and roughness. Lumber from the home improvement store doesn't need as much work to get it ready to burn on, but it costs more. Lastly I burn on plywood - this includes die-cut ornaments, sheets, and panel or cradleboards. The sheets would be at lumber and/or exotic store. The others are found online and at craft stores. Hope that helps.
Hi Jim, I don't blame you for wanting to move away from pine. That is a wood I don't like burning on as it has too much resin and has oozed on me. I do a lot of burning on birch plywood as it is inexpensive, readily available, and can be cut to large sizes if needed. My preferred wood is basswood which, depending on the country, is also called European Linden, linden, and lime. It is not always available at the store, so I also burn on maple and poplar. Hope that helps.
Scusi l'ignoranza ma è da poco che lo faccio perchè ho sempre usato un'altra tipo di pirografo ma per cortesia mi può spiegare il significato di coltello e altre parti della punta ?grazie così capisco meglio , lei spiega molto bene i vari passaggi ,dare il senso del pelo reale con lei è molto più semplice
Il coltello non è la punta di una penna pirografica. Invece è un coltello Exacto che uso per rimuovere la grafite che è stata spinta sul fondo di una bruciatura. Non sono sicuro di quali siano le altre parti del suggerimento su cui stai chiedendo.
Hi Carrie, I'm not aware of any tool numbers. Instead Colwood seems to use a letter to identify their pen tips. I know that I use one or two different shaders in this video. I almost always use the J shader which is also called a tight round J shader, and it is one of the smaller shaders that Colwood makes. For the dark background I probably used the E spade shader, and it is one of the largest shaders. Keep in mind that ANY shader will work. The only difference between this is the size of the lines they tend to create when you keep your hand movement identical. By that I mean that if I'm burning a zigzag stroke and I keep my hand moving the same distance (up/down) when creating them, the J shader will produce shorter lines than the E shader will. By adjusting how much I move my hand, I can produce the same burn length with either shader. I hope that makes sense and helps. Brenda
This is really awesome, but I noticed a mistake. You didn't define the back of the right ear that is furthest away from us. In the reference photo, you can see the very faint line of the back of the cat's ear reaching from the tip to it's head, but you don't have that in your pyrography drawing. Other than that, your teaching is on point and this tutorial is very enjoyable. I really do love your teaching style. I just thought to mention what I noticed in this video.
Hi. Thanks for the comment and in depth observation. I'll consider the artwork a success if that was the only problem found since I thought there were considerably more problems. Heck, the one you pointed out wasn't even on my list. :) Have a great rest of the week.
Hi Inge, great question! I have researched this subject several times and can't ever find out what exactly white charcoal is. There are several artist who claim that white charcoal and chalk are the same thing. Try the chalk pencil on a piece of scrap wood first. I recommend this because I had bought a colored chalk pencil once thinking it might be easier to see, but I couldn't get the color to erase completely from the wood.
Hi Lawrence. I don't see why it wouldn't. I just can't tell you which pen tip would be best to use to get similar types of results. Minisa Pyrography uses the Versacraft burner by walnut hollow. She creates very realistic animals, so I would recommend checking out her channel to see which pen tips she uses and how. Here's a link to her channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCmD-U5CYsIWx2OPODsxETwg
Grazie mille. Apprezzo molto che tu abbia dedicato del tempo a guardare e commentare. Thank you very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Brenda
Hola. Sí, los artistas están usando lápices de colores, pinturas de acuarela e incluso rotuladores de tinta. ¡Es muy interesante lo que crean algunas personas!
Hola Eva, Todos mis videos tutoriales tienen subtítulos en español disponibles. La opción podría llamarse CC según lo que esté usando para ver el video.
You're an awesome person. You may never read this but I'm happy to know people like you help make this a better country.
That is very kind of you to say. Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment.
@Pyrography Made Easy my pleasure. And thank you very much fke the helpful videos.
...Brenda: You are great at explaining your technique. Not only are you one very talented artist, You are a wonderful teacher! Thank You!!!...
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!
Complimenti Brenda,i tuoi Tutorial sono i più chiari e professionali di tutto il WEB.Ottimi in tutti i sensi dedicati ai neofiti che seguendo i tuoi consigli facilitano molto l'apprendimento.GRAZIE,GRAZIE!!!
Grazie mille per il commento davvero carino. Per me significa molto che trovi utili i miei tutorial!
Great tutorial! There were a number of things I've never understood how to do until I saw this video. The main one was how to do long white whiskers. Thanks for the time you have taken to explain things.
Hi Ken,
I'm glad the video provided some useful information for you. Hopefully once you saw how I did you thought, dang that was easy and why didn't I think of that? Thank you for watching my video and leaving a wonderful comment! Brenda
Just finished watching the whole video. I don't think you missed one hair on the Bobcat. That's so remarkable what can be done with the burner. That's why it looks so realistic and beautifully done. It was very helpful showing us exactly how you did it,and talking us through it. Thank you Brenda,great job.
Hi Karen,
Wow. Thank you. I'm impressed you were able to stay awake for this video. :)
I continue to experiment and learn different ways to use the pen tips. One of these days I'm going to try in earnest to create a scenery artwork like your mountain & waterfall. I'm still so impressed by that!
Thank you again for the wonderful comment! Brenda
An Excellent tutorial .I amassed lots of Tips from Brenda's Video ,to which I owe her many thanks because the attention to detail is outstanding. Please keep this type of Tuition coming Brenda as its such valuable informative guidance .
Hi Tom,
thanks for the wonderful comment. Glad the videos are helpful.
Thank you Brenda for excelling in being informative, I enjoy your creations and watching the process, learning something with every re-watch
Hi Mike,
I'm glad that my videos are helpful. Thank you so much for the wonderful comment!
@@PyrographyMadeEasy I discovered that I can mirror your RUclips video with an extension on my web browser, there was some miscomprehension, because I am right handed, it was a little more difficult to copy, and required many reviews, I love your video's thank you for your response love it also.
very impressive. i just started woodburning during a rehabilitation . cant belive such details ar possible.
Hi. Thanks for the comment.
I didn't start out being able to do this, but I continue to work at it and improve my burn results. What I do is something that anyone can do. Just have to be willing to stick with it.
thank you for taking the time to make this, and your other videos. really well edited and so much useful information in them. I've been watching a lot of peoples pyrography content but yours has been by far the most helpful. your artwork is beautiful and you're a great teacher. looking forward to your future videos.
Wow. Thank you for that really nice compliment. I really appreciate your kind words!
I only started pyography a few months ago but when I saw this tutorial I had to give it a go.
Hi Gabby,
let me welcome you to the wonderful art of pyrography! I hope that you'll enjoy it as much as I do. If you've finished it, I would love to see it.
Please note that I do not offer suggestions, help, etc. Instead I just view the art as one artist to another. My email is PyrographyME@gmail.com
I like all your works, you are my teacher, thank you very much.
Thank you for the very nice comment!
Wow, what a super detailed tutorial, not to mention the great realism on the finished bobcat! One of these days I really need to try pyrography.
Hi Dennis,
I had been getting requests to slow down and include more, so I did. Now if anyone can actually get through this without falling asleep will be amazing. :)
@@PyrographyMadeEasyFor tutorials, IMO, long detailed ones where someone can watch the little details you do is preferable. That way they can watch a certain portion multiple times to see if they're doing it right.
Thank you very much for sharing this video with us! You are a terrific teacher and very talented!
I'm glad you found it helpful. Thank you for not only watching, but taking the time to leave such a nice comment! I really appreciate it.
Perfect Brenda. You have answered so many questions I had with this tutorial. I found the wispy fur and whiskers difficult. I feel I can handle them now. Also blending light and dark areas seems to be easier than what I have done. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video tutorial!!
Hi Wendy,
glad it was helpful. I have been told that the video I did that explains short fur was helpful. It explains my fur texture technique in depth and shows ways to modify it to get different looks.
Here's a link to it: ruclips.net/video/KYxpEhYopIM/видео.html
@@PyrographyMadeEasy Thanks Brenda I will watch it again. I think I have watched most of your tutorials at least once LOL. Watching is different than doing so I feel practice in key :)
wow excellent ..great outcome ,,,big thumbs up
Thank you very much!
Superb tutorial. Thanks for the upload.
Glad you liked it!
I love how to did this. I'm a newbie to wood burning. Bought a wood burner and only used it once. Love how you did this Bobcat. Gave me ideas about using photos that I've taken of wildlife/animals. Thanks for sharing your skills. Looking forward to learning more from you :) Take Care.
Hi Rick,
Sounds like it's time to get that burner out and start creating pyrography artwork! Afterall, pyrography is a fantastic medium to work in, but some might say I'm a bit biased on the subject.
Your photography hobby (assuming it's a hobby) is a great way to get some extra value out of your photos. The big problem might be deciding which hobby to spend your time on. :)
Happy burning!
Your voice is very nice, you're the Bob Ross of pyrography
Thank you.
This was really interesting Brenda. I liked the way that you came away from the Bobcat at times to do a separate tutorial, like with the zigzag bursts. This is essential viewing for anyone who is doing pyrography themselves. The final artwork is beautiful.
Hi David,
like all things, I'm on my learning curve with creating tutorial videos. I would think that creating tutorials is a lot easier for you since you were a teacher.
@@PyrographyMadeEasy Well, you're definitely off to a great start Brenda!
Very realistic, great job!
Hi Tom,
thank you for the very kind words!
Thank you very much Brenda ! Real time parts are very useful, and the bobcat looks absolutely amazing !
Hi Ash!
Thank you so much for the wonderful comment. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment on my videos! It means a lot to me. Brenda
Brenda, as always your work amazes me. What an incredibly detailed piece! This is fantastic. I am a lover of big cats, and you captured the bobcat beautifully 😁👍
Hi Amy,
thank you! You are so sweet. I too love big cats, so this was a lot of fun to work on!
Excellent work, Brenda. I loved watching how you skillfully brought the eyes and the fur around them, seemingly to life.
Thank you!
Hola Brenda...como siempre un gran trabajo.y una gran virtud de los detalles...gracias
Hello Fernando!
Thank you! You always leave such wonderful comments!
Muchas gracias. ¡Realmente aprecio el hecho de que te tomes el tiempo para mirar y dejar comentarios tan maravillosos! Espero que el video proporcione alguna información útil. Ten una maravillosa semana. Brenda
THANK you oñ demo on zigzag fur also the eye was great.
hello Gwenneth,
I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a wonderful comment.
I have another video that might be beneficial. It demonstrates ways to modify the zigzag burn stroke to get different looks in the fur. Here's a link to that video: ruclips.net/video/KYxpEhYopIM/видео.html
Extreamly talented. Tutorial has provided much insight to challenging techniques. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Hi Bob,
thank you very much for the compliment. Hope the tutorial provided useful information.
Brenda
Wow Brenda, you done a fantastic job of this Bobcat my friend 😁👍the blending of the shading and detail is incredible, this really shows the amount of work you put into your Art left u a Big LIKE 😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Hi Jonny!
Thank you. I have fun trying to create realistic art, but it's not a fast process. :)
@@PyrographyMadeEasy I bet it's not Brenda so much work but worth it 😁👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! You did a wonderful job explaining everything. I learned a lot but unfortunately I do not have the magical hands like you. I enjoy just watching you make magic.
Hi Ernest,
thank you for the high praise. I have to tell you that I honestly think anyone can do what I do. It is no different than any hobby in that you have to practice to get better. I sure as heck didn't start out at this level.
Thanks again for the comment!
Fantastic 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Detailing was just awesome. It looks very realistic. Cat looks amazing. Wonderful drawing Bendra. Another awesome tutorial. You r awesome
Hi Dixit,
well thank you so such a wonderful comment!
You are an incredible artist
Hi Matthew,
thank you very much for the wonderful compliment.
I always follow your works even if I don't comment. And I think this is probably your best artwork ever, really beautiful and realistic
Hi Riccardo,
you are so sweet! Thank you. I like big cats, so they are fun to create. Thank you again for the wonderful comment!
Excellent tutorial Brenda. The Bobcat looked amazing. I paid particular attention to this tutorial in the hope that I'll be able to put most of what you showed into practice with something I'm starting soon. I was looking for forward to this video and you didn't disappoint - great stuff 👍
Hi Pete,
thanks. I hope the tutorial was helpful and I have a special video coming out this Friday that I hope will be beneficial. Good luck with your piece of artwork and I hope you'll show it to me when you're done. Brenda
Es usted una excelente artista la felicito mucho espero aprender mucho de usted
Hola Alejandro,
Gracias por el maravilloso comentario y cumplido.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I was facinated watching you do this Brenda, it's a real cool technique how you sort of zig zag the tool, the Shadow's are wonderful, very enjoyable to watch my friend 👍 ❤️😀
Hello Chrissy,
thank you very much. I have to tell you that I'm still having flashbacks of the balloon dance! I'll know better next time. :)
@@PyrographyMadeEasy hehehe Brenda 😂😂😂😂me too, were they farmer's!!! LOL
Thank you, very inspiring and beautiful work, and a great tutorial!
Hi Julie,
thank you for not only watching, but taking the time to leave a wonderful comment! Have a great weekend!
Wow, amazing work, specially i loved the contrast between shadows and highlights. And nice to slower video, it's really helpful.✌✌❤
Hi Nath,
thank you so much. You are such a talented artist, so you nice comments really mean a lot to me.
Fantastic tutorial nicely explained big like my friend 👍👍
Hi Neeraj!
Thank you. I can't wait until you release a video with your next piece of artwork as you are an amazing artist!
Great tutorial Brenda love the zigzag effect will have to practice that method
Hi Joe,
the zigzag stroke is rather useful to create fur, weathered old wood, distant mountains, and distant pine trees. The more I play around with pyrography I find more uses for this burn method. Plus it is a LOT quicker than burning individual lines. :)
Thanks for the wonderful comment and I hope the information will come in handy. Brenda
süperr.. bravoo.. nicee drawing and painting 41.lkee
Awesome video
Thanks!
The Bobcat looked awesome Brenda, it was so interesting to watch your whole process of Pyrography ^^ always admire your work ^^
Hi Happy Angel!
Thank you. My process isn't exactly fast, but I like the results.
Now if I had your skill I would have made him blink and roar at the end of the video!
Have a wonderful weekend! Brenda
You are amazing!! Great talent
Thank you for the compliment. I appreciate that you not only watched my video, but took the time to leave a comment. Thanks!
@@PyrographyMadeEasy i do pyrography too and i love it to draw since i was a children. But your shadow skills are "Boss Level"!!! I watch your Videos and i learn a lot from you. Thank you and greetings from Germany
Just curious when your doing the ear with the different colour variations are you using the same heat setting? Awesome tutorial thankyou
Hi Jane,
I prefer to set my heat temp to get a medium to dark tan burn result, and then I leave it alone. From there I rely on hand speed and reburning to get different colors or tonal values. The exception to this is when I'm working on a really dark area that is fairly large. Then I will increase the heat because to speed up the burning process.
Brilliant video thank you
Hi Sharon,
thank you for the really nice comment!
Another awesome masterpiece
Wow, thank you!
This is soem awesome artwork! You ´re a really good artist!
Thank you very much!
Absolutely amazing tutorial 🙏🏻🙏🏻...Which pyrography machine kit u r using please tell me 🙏🏻
Hi Vivek,
thank you for the comment. I use a Colwood super pro II. I wrote a post (#150) that talks about the pen tips I use and has a link to Colwood's website: ruclips.net/user/postUgxvHSJuvWGyyPiLJxN4AaABCQ
amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! no words to appreciate your skill
Thank you very much. You words are very kind and well received.
Outstanding
Hello Ian,
thank you for the comment!
This looks amazing Brenda! I’m a sucker for big cats anyway but you did a really great job of this one 😻 I watched about 10 minutes worth and I will watch the rest when I sit down to work and on something of my own I feel like even though I don’t use this medium obviously the technique seems to be quite similar at least for most parts so whether you use pyrography or something else you can still learn a lot from this 😃
Did you have to voice over the whole hour for this? 🙉
Hi Luke,
I will actually be surprised if anyone watches the whole thing. I'll be more surprised if I get asked for "longer" tutorials. :)
There is a LOT of overlap between different mediums. I just don't use color, or at least not very often.
Yes, I did voice over on almost the entire thing. There are a few 20-30 seconds of silence, but the rest is me babbling. I do know how to have fun and put out an entertaining video. :)
what tool do you use? I do not have those I see you using. I tried to do it with the woodburning tools and I just did not have any luck like yours, Can you advise me as to where I can purchase those tools.I like what you were able to do. Mine did not look anything like yours.
I use a colwood. here's a post I wrote about the pen tips and a link to the colwood site. ruclips.net/user/postUgxvHSJuvWGyyPiLJxN4AaABCQ
Thank you for uploading this awesome video! Really nicely done! Can't wait for more ❤❤
Thank you very much.
Just saw your video, it was great. Thank you
Hi John,
thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it. I enjoy pyrography a lot and I'm having fun with this channel
Thanks for this you made it look easy and I know it's not. Must pay to have very steady hands, Witch I haven't got any more. That pen nib you used made it a long way easy to mack the fur look so real. Thanks for this And happy new year to you keep it up Lofty/?
Hi Cyril,
thank you for the comment. I like to think that it's not that difficult to do, but maybe I'm biased. :)
Sucks your hands aren't as steady anymore. That might actually help with the zigzag burn stroke method I use to create fur. As for the pen nib, any nib with a thin edge would work. The realism comes from applying many layers of "fur" to build up the depth of color and texture.
Thank you again for the wonderful comment. Many wishes for a Happy New Year filled with happiness to you and your family!
Brenda
great job
Thank you very much.
Well, i must say that Bobcat art is amazing. I am not sure if i have asked you already, but what is your art subject? What do you like, prefer, to draw ? You have created works from quite a few different subjects i have noticed. ( I think it might be birds.)
You really do put a lot of work into your art, and it shows in the final piece. I have enjoyed watching this bobcat art video and drank my coffee, i am now contented, thank you for posting another wonderful video Brenda ( Q O P ) :))
Hi Dino King,
The bobcat was a lot of fun. Big cats, especially leopards, are my favorite subject, but I try to only use reference photos that either I or my hubby have taken. I don't have any big cats roaming my backyard unless I want to count the neighbors obese tabby cat. Birds, on the other hand, are almost always in my backyard, so they make for easy subject.
I do find that if something has a lot texture in it then I find it appealing. I did an old truck only because of all of the different textures. I couldn't tell you a thing about the truck like the model, year, etc and what's more is that I could care less. I just found it interesting because of the textures and contrast of lights & shadows.
Brilliant. Absolutly amazing.
Hi Manuel,
thanks. I had a lot of fun creating this artwork.
Amazing, thank you for share your talent
Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it!
It a. Really good looking
Thank you very much
Parabéns 👏👏👏
Qual a marca do pirógrafo?... muito obrigado
Eu uso um Colwood super pro II.
Segue um link para o site deles: woodburning.com
Thank you,perfect tutorial
Hi Cagatay,
thank you for watching my video and taking the time to comment. It really means a lot to me!
Grazie questo video spiega molto bene ,avrei solo una piccola domanda ,la matita bianca di che durezza deve essere per risaltare bene ?grazie
Ciao.
La marca di carbone bianco del General che uso non è disponibile in diversi livelli di durezza come fa il carbone normale. La matita è quasi come il gesso.
Thank you!
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment
What kind of wood do you use and where do you buy it? I just love your work.
Hi Constance,
thank you and great question. I'm planning on creating a video to explain just that, but not sure when I'll have time.
To answer your question, it depends on the wood. I prefer basswood, and that I get at an exotic wood store (google that to see what's near you). I also burn on maple and poplar, which I can purchase at the exotic wood store or home improvement stores (Home Depot / Lowe's). The difference between the exotic and home improvement store is cost and roughness. Lumber from the home improvement store doesn't need as much work to get it ready to burn on, but it costs more. Lastly I burn on plywood - this includes die-cut ornaments, sheets, and panel or cradleboards. The sheets would be at lumber and/or exotic store. The others are found online and at craft stores. Hope that helps.
wondering if i missed it? what is your preferred wood? ive been learning on scrap pieces of pine but wanted to get to a better medium. thank you
Hi Jim,
I don't blame you for wanting to move away from pine. That is a wood I don't like burning on as it has too much resin and has oozed on me.
I do a lot of burning on birch plywood as it is inexpensive, readily available, and can be cut to large sizes if needed. My preferred wood is basswood which, depending on the country, is also called European Linden, linden, and lime. It is not always available at the store, so I also burn on maple and poplar. Hope that helps.
Nice video friend
Thanks
Scusi l'ignoranza ma è da poco che lo faccio perchè ho sempre usato un'altra tipo di pirografo ma per cortesia mi può spiegare il significato di coltello e altre parti della punta ?grazie così capisco meglio , lei spiega molto bene i vari passaggi ,dare il senso del pelo reale con lei è molto più semplice
Il coltello non è la punta di una penna pirografica. Invece è un coltello Exacto che uso per rimuovere la grafite che è stata spinta sul fondo di una bruciatura.
Non sono sicuro di quali siano le altre parti del suggerimento su cui stai chiedendo.
Nice work
Thank you
Brenda could you tell me if there are tool numbers of your pens? my pen tips seem to be larger to what you are using. thanks carrie
Hi Carrie,
I'm not aware of any tool numbers. Instead Colwood seems to use a letter to identify their pen tips. I know that I use one or two different shaders in this video. I almost always use the J shader which is also called a tight round J shader, and it is one of the smaller shaders that Colwood makes. For the dark background I probably used the E spade shader, and it is one of the largest shaders. Keep in mind that ANY shader will work. The only difference between this is the size of the lines they tend to create when you keep your hand movement identical. By that I mean that if I'm burning a zigzag stroke and I keep my hand moving the same distance (up/down) when creating them, the J shader will produce shorter lines than the E shader will. By adjusting how much I move my hand, I can produce the same burn length with either shader. I hope that makes sense and helps.
Brenda
@@PyrographyMadeEasyThank you I will look at them.
You are amazing.
Thank you for the lovely comment.
This is really awesome, but I noticed a mistake. You didn't define the back of the right ear that is furthest away from us. In the reference photo, you can see the very faint line of the back of the cat's ear reaching from the tip to it's head, but you don't have that in your pyrography drawing. Other than that, your teaching is on point and this tutorial is very enjoyable. I really do love your teaching style. I just thought to mention what I noticed in this video.
Hi. Thanks for the comment and in depth observation.
I'll consider the artwork a success if that was the only problem found since I thought there were considerably more problems. Heck, the one you pointed out wasn't even on my list. :)
Have a great rest of the week.
In Belgium I cannot find white charcoal pencils...is a chalk pencil ok please?
Hi Inge,
great question! I have researched this subject several times and can't ever find out what exactly white charcoal is. There are several artist who claim that white charcoal and chalk are the same thing. Try the chalk pencil on a piece of scrap wood first. I recommend this because I had bought a colored chalk pencil once thinking it might be easier to see, but I couldn't get the color to erase completely from the wood.
Perfect...
Thank you
muito lindo......parabens.....
Obrigado!
Would enjoy a class on feathers, especially geese
Hi Darlene,
I will add that to my list of future tutorials. I can't promise when I will get to it though.
Darlene,
clarification. Are you wanting a demo on a goose or single feather.
You are awesome
Hi Allan,
thank you for the lovely comment.
does this work with walnut hollow tools
Hi Lawrence.
I don't see why it wouldn't. I just can't tell you which pen tip would be best to use to get similar types of results.
Minisa Pyrography uses the Versacraft burner by walnut hollow. She creates very realistic animals, so I would recommend checking out her channel to see which pen tips she uses and how. Here's a link to her channel: ruclips.net/channel/UCmD-U5CYsIWx2OPODsxETwg
what kind of wood you used ?
Hi, I used basswood which is also called European Linden. Thank you for the question.
bravissima. thanks
Grazie mille. Apprezzo molto che tu abbia dedicato del tempo a guardare e commentare. Thank you very much. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Brenda
La pornografía es hermosa y ahora me entero que se usan lápices de colores todos los tutoriales son un aprendisaje!!!!!!!!!gracias . Rosa
Quise decir , la PIROGRAFIA
La pirografia es hermosa y ahara veo que usan lápices de clores,sigo todos los tutoriales gracias por enseñarnos!!!!!!! Gracias.Rosa
ruclips.net/video/fOTrkbLkXTI/видео.html
Hola. Sí, los artistas están usando lápices de colores, pinturas de acuarela e incluso rotuladores de tinta. ¡Es muy interesante lo que crean algunas personas!
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I guarantee her house smells awesome all of the time..
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سعيد لأنك أحب البوبكات.
HOLA PUEDES DOBLAR EN ESPAÑOL? GRACIAS TE SIGO SIEMPRE 🙂
Hola Eva,
Todos mis videos tutoriales tienen subtítulos en español disponibles. La opción podría llamarse CC según lo que esté usando para ver el video.
Its like i could actually do it.
That is because you can. Just take your time, use a light hand pressure, and be willing to re-burn numerous times to build up the depth and color.
everything good but left side ear wrong....sorry
Nothing ever turns out perfectly; especially with my artwork.
yes madam you're correct. actually I don't know about this pyrography.but I want learn madam I fallow you.can you help me
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