How to add color to a WOODBURNING!

This video offers tips on how to add colored pencils and acrylic paint to a woodburning, or pyrography.
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For this project, I used Prismacolor colored pencils after the woodburning. I also applied Liquitex Basics acrylic paint with a wash brush #11, filbert #9, filbert #4, liner 2, and liner 5/0.

[@cyndipartridge4782]

Gorgeous. So talented. ❤️

[@tomphillips8565]

That is an excellent job, Minisa. I purchased your Woodburning Realistic Animals book from Amazon and received it today. Your book is also an excellent book for anyone interested in pyrography. Thanks for sharing this video with us.

[@stevenainger222]

A rotary tool with thin bit to do whiskers on animals on pyrography works great, the guy who shared the video used to do what you did at first, hope this helps.

[@denniscarter7241]

Thank you for the very informative lesson.

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

You are welcome!

[@kerryfiorio4199]

Beautiful! Amazing work! Thanks for the coloring tutorial :)

[@shirleymalar304]

Just Incredible!!! Beautifully done!!! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial!

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you!

[@prestonblack9777]

Just found you and I have been missing out! Great video, you describe well and I am a fan!

[@kimnelson3095]

That is absolutely phenomenal

[@labdogman3335]

Hi Minisa. Hope all is going smoothly in your household. You said you were always looking for other methods for making whiskers. Well, I cheat a little and use a Dremel tool with a very sharp-pointed bit to make whiskers. I have tried watercolor pencil and didn't care much for the results (I did not try acrylics and should). Great video. You always make it look so much easier than it really is. You know I love your work and this one is no exception.

[@sandeebarndoordesignsstudi4254]

This is absolutely gorgeous! Great video, not boring like most. Great job!!

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you so much!

[@pepegababushka3599]

Looks beautiful!

[@davidnicholson3488]

Thanks for a very enjoyable and informative video. I haven't had chance to do much woodburning recently but hope to get going again soon and will definately have a play around with the acrylic paints. I do agree with some of the other comments that you do make it look easy - you do have a lot of skill !! Can you bottle some of that for me !! Please keep the videos coming - they are very helpful.

[@francoisfumery618]

Bonjour Minisa. Superbe démonstration ! Vous avez un incroyable talent ! Félicitations !!!! Des créations que j admire !!!! Vous êtes une grande Artiste!!!! Encore merci de nous faire partager ce don qui est en vous ! Un grand merci Minisa!!!!

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you :)

[@ElleonEarthGiftShop]

Stunning 😍

[@medinajoey40]

This awesome work Absolutely beautiful

[@rrr40]

fantastic work and very helpful tips thank you very much Iv'e tried some paints only to ruin a good burning keep up the great work keep well and stay safe

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thanks 👍

[@junemaybe]

Very nice 👍. I absolutely love 💕 this.

[@suzanneboily5224]

Excellent work! I am going to start wood burning

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you and I hope you have fun!

[@nigeloram3524]

Fantastic work!

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thanks a lot!

[@rcgkreations]

Beautiful

[@PyrographyMadeEasy]

Hi Minisa, beautiful artwork and great information.

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you!

[@coinparadise1]

Great project i really enjoyed it,and i know that your next project will also be great

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you very much!

[@mandyobrien1871]

That is beautiful you are really talented :)

[@danieleliaseo2524]

Maravillosoooo muchas gracias 🫂❤

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you!

[@fernandoochoa984]

Bello complemento para el arte del pirograbado...🌻🌻un saludo desde mi Mèxico

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thanks!

[@Lissibrennt]

wow!

[@TexanRayne]

Beautiful tutorial & easy to follow and understand. Question - what is recommended to seal the piece that won’t cause the paint to run?

[@PaJust]

Helpful information 👍

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thanks for liking :)

[@lawanna1754]

So cool

[@LockStoppageSandwich]

Nice❤❤❤

[@trinalaity5932]

Thank you for your video; amazing work. I do have a question.....if the acrylic paint is used on bare wood without primer first, will it stay adhered over time? Do you use some sort of finish over top? Thank you

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Thank you. Yes, the paint has stayed quite well. I do add three coats of waterbased Polycrylic after the project is complete. I hope this helps!

[@ElleonEarthGiftShop]

Simply stunning ❤ what do you seal your work with ?

[@ARTKERALA]

AMAZING

[@user-fs6ki2wg1m]

Hi, I know this video has been up for a couple years, but I just came across it and I wanted to ask …..after applying the prismacolor premium wax-based pencils to your woodburning piece, like you did…. What do you use as a final seal for the piece ..? I’ve had good luck in the past with polycrylic, Matt or satin brush on finishes, but I was wondering what you would seal this tiger piece you did with …? Would Polycrylic ‘spray’ semi-gloss work as a first coat and then the brush on after..or is the polycrylic (water-based) not compatible with the prismacolor pencils?

[@user-kf3nh1hx5h]

جميل جدا من العراق🥰

[@BiggiN1954]

Wow ein sehr schönes Video, ich werde es auch mal versuchen meine Brandgemalten Bilder mit den Prisma Colors zu färben, danke für's zeigen. Liebe Grüße Biggishobbyecke

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

You're welcome!

[@kjoypatterson]

Hey I wanted to know if you do any staining or sealing after you finish painting? What products do you use if you do seal your work?

[@nachtzecke]

are these pencils Wax or oil based?. in my works i tried till now aquapaintpencils. it works but oesnt make me happy. in any cas. nice work and great video *thumps up*

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

Hi. These are Prismacolor Premier Soft Core Colored Pencils.

[@Invisible_Hermit]

Did you seal it with anything, and if so, how did you do it?

[@golddust1266]

I am looking to add primer to my pinewood so that I can easily paint it with acrylics. However, the pinewood will also have a wood burned design. Would you recommend using primer and then starting the wood burning design? Or should I first carry out the wood burning design and then avoid covering it in primer.

[@WoodBurningUniversity]

I strongly recommend that you create the wood burning design first and then add the primer for the color. If you burn over the top of a primer, finish, clear coat, pigment, etc. you can be exposed to potentially dangerous fumes. Please burn on unfinished wood only for health reasons. I hope this helps!

[@shaunnahuhnke3527]

What product did you use to seal it once completed?

[@annyaa1276]

Hi how do you seal your wood burning work?specially if it has color. Thanks

[@brendaengland8271]

I have a question what do you use to finish the wood after adding color.

[@patriciacalderon476]

Do you have a list of the colours? I just bought some prismacolors and would to print what you used. Thank you I tried burning on paper and colours didn’t show! The paper went shiny and wouldn’t pick up the pigment of pencil colours

[@tommytitmouse]

Scary stuff blending the back ground into the fur.

[@lindamcneely]

how do we find patrion account?

[@ARTKERALA]

PLZ REPLAY MY FRIEND

[@ARTKERALA]

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