Pyrography - How to create your own composition

This is a very simple video of an example on how to create a composition step by step.
If you have a structure you'll be able to do it.
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[@PyrographyMadeEasy]

Hi Richy, this was a wonderfully informative videos. I like the picture editor you're using and that's a great idea for layering the dragons into the scene. If you are doing to do artwork based on this composition, I must say that I will be very excited to see it as I love dragons!

[@richypyrography]

Hi Brenda. Thank you so much. I wanted to give some tools for those who don't know how to work with professional programs or just can't afford them. There are always other ways. Decided to give this sequence of how things can be done. Pixabay is an amazing source of free images, vector, illustrations and even videos. It's a great tool for us. Would love to make a composition with dragons. I love them too. Still on my to do list.

[@ozzie9308]

Great video Richy and also very helpful thanks for sharing

[@richypyrography]

Thank you so much Ozzie. I appreciate it.

[@pyrographypete6640]

Good tutorial Richy. It's uncanny how you seem to produce a video when I'm contemplating my next project. I'm thinking about composing a six or seven image fantasy burning but on a larger scale. I'm not sure of the size of wood yet but I want it to be extremely large to ensure high detail in all the images that I add. What proved to be a problem was how I was going to place them and how they would look once burned. You gave me the idea to create the collage but I would only be able to print it in A3 size, but still enough to see it's full impact. Thanks. Keep up the good work.

[@richypyrography]

Thank you so much Pete. These free access tools are very helpful. Pixabay is where I search for the pictures for myself also and these web programs make it possible to combine. For the larger scale, if you are able to trim the picture in several pieces, you can put them together with some tape. It's what I usually do because I can only print A4 at home. Thank you so much for your comment.

[@mehmetari2672]

Thank you for video ricardo very good

[@richypyrography]

Thank you so much for your comment Mehmet.

[@vipersniper843]

Second option at 17:24 . That looks like it's the same dragon from the first picture you downloaded . Not the same but pretty close Huh . Thank you for the video .

[@richypyrography]

I think it's actually the same. I saw that after editing. Because it was green, I didn't notice. Good observation. Thank you.