How to Wood Burn with Color by Pyrocrafters Owl Redo Part Two

[@anthonyherrera699]

Very impressive tutorial. I really enjoyed it and gained some interesting program. Thank you

[@mousebones3258]

Im excited to try this

[@chrisingram8089]

Mam that is absolutely gorgeous

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thank you!

[@jeremydaniell3989]

Epic job!! Beautiful work. Also like the new hair cut!!

[@Pyrocrafters]

Jeremy Daniell Thank you so much! The hair was a big change, but so necessary. :)

[@duranrussell7055]

This came out phenomenal ❤️ and it helped me creative with my project i’m doing

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks Duran!!

[@Aud1b1e1nc1s1on]

Phenomenal piece !!!

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks Terry!

[@Holzkunst_Brandmalerei]

So beautyful! Das werde ich auch mal probieren. Danke fürs zeigen ☺️👍🏻

[@MindfulPeople]

What a lovely mixed media example. In terms of conservancy of the finished piece, while burnt wood alone does not have issues of acid in the wood changing the burnt areas, is it reasonable to be concerned about the ink being affected by the acid in the wood over a long period of time? Thanks for the great demo!

[@Pyrocrafters]

It still looks good and hasn't changed (at least from what I can tell) after all this time, so I don't think the acid has had an effects on the color. THanks!

[@sarahalexander-kk6zt]

Where do you get the ink? What kind of ink should people stay away from and/or look for?

[@rUaBadFish_2]

I really love this, especially how vibrant the colors are. But is anyone else seeing a uterus, ovaries and tubes?

[@julietalbuquerque]

Fantastic!!

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks! glad you think so!

[@pattyann1945pb]

Fantastic

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks!!

[@wendycallaway1462]

I’ve used acrylic paint, ink and colored pencils in many of mine.

[@EnlightenedFlamingo]

Ooh! I have these inks & I was wondering if they'd work okay on wood!

[@Pyrocrafters]

Yes! I love them; watercolors are great too

[@EnlightenedFlamingo]

@@Pyrocrafters I also have lots of watercolors! Definitely can't wait to add color to something!

[@CheriBomzArt]

Great tutorial! 👍💖Will try this!

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks!

[@MrJustDIY]

Great job I like it

[@Pyrocrafters]

MrJustDIY thanks!!

[@sandymcgregor7429]

Wat is the paint that u use for coloring in

[@Pyrocrafters]

It's ink; the brand is Dr. Ph Martins. amzn.to/3MyRoyF

[@blueskiesneyes]

So if i were to be burning a wooden spoon .. maybe i could use food colouring ... just in case they use the spoon to cook ?

[@Pyrocrafters]

Hey Lisa! That's a great question. It sounds like it would work, but you could also search for a "food safe paint" and see all the options are out there.

[@childishmadbino6561]

Can you use watercolors instead

[@Pyrocrafters]

Yes absolutely! I'm not as experienced with water colors. And they will leave a layer of color on top of the burn if they aren't thinned enough. It may just be my inexperience with how to use water colors, but in the past I had to go back and reburn over some places where the water color covered it. The inks won't do that.

[@dawnabbott3783]

Great color combo! Does the water not harm the wood at all?

[@Pyrocrafters]

It depends on the wood. If it’s too thin, it will warp. This canvas is attached to a cradle on the back, so it doesn’t warp. Or if your wood canvas is thick enough, it will be okay. And you can use a heat gun to dry it up before anything warps.

[@ozzie9308]

Great job

[@Pyrocrafters]

ozzie thanks!!

[@brittanypoe1747]

What do you use as a top coat to help the colors and the wood (if not painted) pop? I'm new so I don't know what to buy. 😅 Also great job it looks amazing 😊

[@linarodriguez2771]

Me n my bf have the same shirtt💕😅love ur work!!!😍💯

[@colorcolorwad1202]

Can you use acrylic paint and/or color pencil for the same effect?

[@Pyrocrafters]

You can. I have tried those before, the biggest difference is acrylic and water color tend to cover up my burn areas, where as the ink just kind of stains the raw wood. When I used acrylics and water color before, I would be have to go back over my burn areas and clean off the paint and it was kind of a hassle.

[@chrisshaimas8425]

Could you airbrush a wood burn I’m new to this and I’m a airbrush artist

[@Pyrocrafters]

Hey Chris! That's a great question! I have never used an airbrush on the wood before, so I'm not sure. I don't see why not, except that the paint may cover up some of your burn area. It's definitely worth experimenting with though. Maybe try it on a scrap of wood (with a burn) first and just see what happens.

[@bclp52]

where do you get your ideas

[@Pyrocrafters]

Sometimes they are pics I take, others are just things I create. :) This owl was a design that just came out when I started drawing.

[@valeriemcdonnell4626]

What type of tip are you using?

[@Pyrocrafters]

Valerie McDonnell Hey Valerie! I’m using a shader tip on my Colwood Super Pro II. Thanks for watching!

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

Alcohol works better than water and it dry more quickly, causing better swirl effects

[@cmc6299]

I just came across your part 2 video today and I love what you created. Do you have a link to part 1 of this tutorial and can you put the type of coloured ink you used in the description bar please?

[@Pyrocrafters]

Absolutely! I put link to the video and a link to the ink on Amazon. Thanks for watching!

[@suzanneboily5224]

What kind of ink

[@juang8932]

Its ph Martin's Bombay India ink

[@Pyrocrafters]

Hey Suzanne! It's India Ink

[@candicesmith7156]

Maybe use alcohol instead of water.

[@Pyrocrafters]

Thanks Candice! I just started playing around with alcohol inks. I'm learning how to use them now, they are different from regular inks. They dry so fast! But they are super fun to play with. :)

[@Wingman115]

👍🏻👊🏻

[@Pyrocrafters]

Wingman115 👍😊

[@starkaran8390]

I did it too. This is what I used Woodglut designs for

[@allandocater6296]

I really like the woodglut plans.

[@odettepross2435]

yuck

[@Pyrocrafters]

Oddette Pross thanks Oddette!

[@pierluigicolotto9570]

My adventure with woodworking started with woodglut plans.