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BURNT by Holly Pyrography
Canada
Приєднався 5 тра 2021
Learning pyrography as a hobby has a multitude of positive benefits. Coping with stress, fostering new connections, adding value to you or personal brand or even just beginning to make your passive leisure more active are just a few but pursuing a new craft or taking on a new hobby can get complicated. Searching for tools, finding good material to learn from and or watching the right videos with proper trade correct content can be daunting. My goal is to help you.
I want you to be successful and achieve in your pyrography goals. Whether its burning on wood or pyrography using unique media forms such as leather, canvas, gourds or paper, I want to help you make stunning artwork.
I will be sharing 30 years experience in advanced pyrography.
From selecting your burning media and tools, top burning techniques through to finishing your project, you will find accurate trade specific and trustworthy information that will support you and keep you moving forward.
I want you to be successful and achieve in your pyrography goals. Whether its burning on wood or pyrography using unique media forms such as leather, canvas, gourds or paper, I want to help you make stunning artwork.
I will be sharing 30 years experience in advanced pyrography.
From selecting your burning media and tools, top burning techniques through to finishing your project, you will find accurate trade specific and trustworthy information that will support you and keep you moving forward.
Techniques for Laying Out Wood Burnings // Pyrography Basics
Get the best start on your wood burning and burning projects through proper techniques for preparation and layout of your pyrography art. Starting with graphite paper transfer, Holly Tallman shares the top layout methods such as grid layout, free hand drawing and more and other important first steps in preparing your wood in an effort to have your burning turn out its best. This beginners how-to video will have you starting your wood burning the right way.
Time Stamps:
0:22 - Wood Preparation
2:22 - Sanding Your Wood
3:55 - Laying Out Your Art
4:30 - Using Graphite Transfer Paper - How-To
9:08 - Projector Method, Grid Method and Hand Drawn Layout
Classes & Commissions In Ontario, Canada NOW AVAILABLE! see www.burntbyholly.com for details
Time Stamps:
0:22 - Wood Preparation
2:22 - Sanding Your Wood
3:55 - Laying Out Your Art
4:30 - Using Graphite Transfer Paper - How-To
9:08 - Projector Method, Grid Method and Hand Drawn Layout
Classes & Commissions In Ontario, Canada NOW AVAILABLE! see www.burntbyholly.com for details
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Відео
Wood Burning Feathers Tutorial // Pyrography How-to
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Learn how to wood burn realistic feathers from start to finish after this information packed pyrography tutorial on flight feathers. Follow along with Holly Tallman as she breaks down flight feathers in this How-to video showcasing, feather parts, their uses, how to layout and draw them on wood along with the pyrography techniques to have your wood burned feather looking realistic. TIME STAMPS ...
Time Lapse of Pyrography on Wood // Fast Forward Friday - Cowboy Portrait
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Watch Holly Tallman burn life-like detail in this week's Fast Forward Friday Time Lapse video. Burning with both Razortip and Colwood systems along side a torch for background graphics, this cowboy aims to be a crowd favourite. By applying popular shading techniques and paying keen attention to contrast, this pyrography portrait showcases proper technique and wood burning style. MUSIC Credits: ...
Foraging for Branch Round "Cookies" // Finding & Harvesting Free Burning Canvas
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Branch rounds or "cookies" are one of the most widely used canvases for pyrography but you don't have to buy them! Holly Tallman shares the what, when, where and how of foraging for free wood burning canvas and her top 5 tools when on the hunt for cookies. Time Stamps : 0:37 - WHERE you can and cannot forage 4:05 - WHAT type of wood are you foraging for 5:18 - TOP 5 tools for foraging for cooki...
Time Lapse of Pyrography on Bone // Fast Forward Friday - Deer Skull
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Watch Holly Tallman transform this deer skull with pyrography on bone. Burning with Razortip and Colwood Burning Systems, this skull burning of a mandala proved to be the perfect do-it-yourself gift for a female hunter using the basic pyrography and burning techniques of stippling and line drawing. Background Music: Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/capturez/vargoosht Licens...
Thermal Control on a Wood Burner// How to Get the Most Out of Your Burning System
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Regulating the heat coming from your wood burning pen has never been so easy with the addition of thermal controls to wood burning systems. Whether you use a hot-wire or element system, controlling the heat coming from your wood burner has opened up new possibilities to the art of pyrography. In this video, Holly Tallman touches on the use of her Razortip SS D10 wood burning system, its thermal...
Top Wood Burning Techniques // Using Drawing Techniques with a Wood Burning Pen
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Learn how the five basic drawing techniques of stippling, hatching, cross-hatching, circlism and scribbling are the foundations to pyrography and the art of wood burning. Holly Tallman explains which wood burning tips are best for each technique with a wood burning demonstration.
Wood Burning Techniques for Creating Realistic Fur //How to Layout and Build Contrast and Texture.
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Following basic wood burning techniques to create realistic fur, this video guides you through a wood burned bear portrait sharing all the secrets to creating life-like pyrography. Learn how to properly layout and transfer your image, use different size and length of strokes to create texture in fur and add depth in your wood burned artwork using contrast while following Holly Tallman demonstra...
Top 5 Tips for Wood Burning//A Beginners Guide to Tips and Their Uses.
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Finding the right tips for your wood burning projects when your just learning your wood burner can be overwhelming. Not knowing what you need can cost you more money any time than you may be willing to commit. This video features the Top 5 Tips for Wood Burning, regardless of your chosen system, showcasing each tip and wood burning pen along with some common techniques to assist you in finding ...
Wood Burning with a Hot Wire System // A Beginners Guide to the Razortip SS-D10
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If you're in the market for a wood burner make sure a hot wire system is at the top of your list. The Razortip SS-D10 is an all-in-one wood burning tool that will allow you to express yourself to the fullest with no restrictions to hold back your artistic capabilities. Walk through the wood burner components with me and find out why I use this specific wood burner for my own wood burned art and...
The Top 3 Ways to Price Your Wood Burned Art// Pricing Hourly, by Per Square Inch and Piecework.
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Learning how to price your wood burned art is crucial to selling your wood burning pieces and getting your pyrography projects into the hands of your customers. Whether your an experienced artist or a beginner pyrographer, learning how to price hourly, by per square inch and pricing by piece work are selling strategies to determine your art's value and help you start selling your pieces right a...
You are amazing! I’m a 78 year old gentleman trying to learn a new hobby. But after watching you bring that feather to life, not so sure I’m up for this? I’ll follow you along and maybe get to the stage that a person will say, “that looks kind of like a feather”ha. 0:12
You got this!!!! It's really something that comes with doing a project you love. Keep practicing more videos coming soon
Very Beautiful work ❤
Thank you! I love that you stopped in. What's something you would like to see next? Are you working on a project?
Hello. Can you do stitches in basswood to look like leather. I’m doing a gun holster in basswood. Struggling on how to do the stitches. Video is good too very informative. Tia.
Hm that sound like so much fun! Ill give it a shot!
I tried to burn me a picture but passed out drunk as crap and dropped my wood burning pen on my carpet and burned a huge hole in. My grandpa took the belt to me that night boys.
lol Thanks for the giggle.
@ buddy I was screamin like a demon
show.....maravilhosa explicaçao ....🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Best tutorial on doing a feather I have found - thanks
Your very welcome. What's next on your project to watch list? Is there something you would like to see?
Very useful tips n tricks. I am New to burning May I know which wood base is the best for beginners? I tried one on MDF
Try Basswood! It's easily accessible, burns well and is relatively inexpensive. You can get some from a local wood mill (I love supporting local). If that is not an option for you do to location, you can pick some up online.
Awesome videos by the way I love them they learn you stuff you didn’t no before great job
Thank you so much! Did you have a topic that you would like to see? Or What was something that you would like more information on?
Hi I have a question on your burner I noticed a small hole with the letters L and H what is that for there is nothing there just a hole I have a razor tip and it has the hole to but I don’t no what it’s for
The L and H hole is an additional heat adjustment that can further restrict the temperature allowing you to achieve even lower temperatures. This setting is commonly used in artforms such as wax burning. Because Razortip is a "detail system" they really did a wonderful job making the system usable for all pyrography crafts.
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Beautiful! How did you do the texture on the nose?
tiny circular motion. Build the dark values with layering :)
Thank you Holly i subscribed I would like to see more on the grid method please
AH Okay thank you. Ill touch on it in a short!
Thank you for your videos you are awesome
thank you so much for stopping by. Anything you would like to see next?
Are there tips for left handed artists? I’m new to this type of artistry and noticed many bent wire tips all favoring the right handed …
Ah, Yes don't get discouraged just bend the tip the opposite direction while warm with clean smooth plyers
Hello new follower here. I just want to say thank you for your videos… and that you are amazing !
Wow! That’s incredible.
I wanted to see the butterfly 🦋 finished?
Great video! I’ll have to go back and watch these again after I get my kit.
This is zo beautiful! Thank you for the good explonation, it is very helpfull❤
Stupendous! Where can I find tips like this, do you have links? ❤Thanks from Italy
www.razortip.com :)
What is the name of the tip you used for the barbs part at time 19:35
Hey there! The tip I'm using is one in the Bird Carvers' micro tip set made for the interchangeable tip pen for the Razortip Burning system. Link here: shop.razertip.com/products/sethd5bc
The bear expression is nice
Awesome information!!! Thanks for the details on all of it! Who doesn't love cookies!
Ack!! Come back!!! I've been researching pyrography and have found you to be the MOST excellent teacher!! I've learned so much more from you than any other UA-camrs re: pyrography. It's obvious that you are good at what you do!!! It's clear you want to share a lot of information. I'm sure it's a lot of work but I hope you come back! Discussing burners, techniques - anything!
Im coming!!!! I am currently building a studio mor conducive to teaching and recording! Im set to start recording in September! Make sure you ring the notifications bell so you get a notice as soon as I post. AND THANK YOU for your feedback in commenting and following along!
@@BURNTbyHollyPyrography Awesome!!! Can't wait!!! I'll be watching!!! Thanks!!!
FANTASTIC! GREAT WORK!
Great information thanks for sharing.
I don't know if this will get a response but I've got a channel on my own and I've got long format videos and my create button to turn them into shorts is missing do you know where to find it
I recently started doing pyrography, my first 2 projects ever are up on my channel Please check them out. I did these with a cheap 40 dollar machine off amazon.......after getting close to the end on the second one I order a razor tip sk, and learned that the "Birch plywood from home...." is only a super thin veneer of birch.....I found walnuthollow, the shipping is going to make where I just get project panels local hobby shops I can buy 3 more panels for the shipping costs. Side note I am a Jeweler by trade so art flows through my veins.
I've seen an artist WET THE WOOD after sanding, saying it pulls up the rest of the grains that may pop up later like in finishes...and I'm doing a guitar, wondering if this is a good idea? SO, sanding by hand or machine?
I've done many methods but heard that SOFTER WOODS may carry these transfer lines (?)so one artist draws the tissue drawing out and then draws it on the back in softer pencil and then rubs gently on the top of the tissue and that transfers the underdrawings.
Great video. I’ve been burning for years but I’m always trying to learn more. Thanks for sharing.
Yea I have a burnmaster and bought the bhp razor tip pens also many for the bhp. I have be careful cause it get very hot very quick. I don't like the skew or spear shape tips or they don't like me. Very easy to sink into the wood. I am sure with practice it would become more controllable.
Hey there! So I completely understand; maneuvering a skew tip, especially in softer woods can be difficult. They can also tend to follow grain patterns and can tricky to get to do what you like when just starting. Please don't get discouraged and remember let the heat leave the marks, not pressure. These pens do not require much pressure to control and pressure to increase the tone when burning. If you practice rolling your pen in your fingers when making curves, you can have better success in clean linework. I will be revamping my channel and getting back into posting. Ill be sure to tag you in a video about skews to help show what i mean :) Thank you for watching!
I'm not bad at all in pyrography but compare to you... I'm like a little boy drawing at the day care. Congrate for your masterpieces and also for your knowledge and technics. You are making us better every time.
I giggled and pouted a little to this comment. Thank you for such kind words. I have come a long way and have felt the same compared to some of my favourite burners. Do me a favour, keep going! Believe me every piece gets better. I'm going to be posting some new videos soon. I hope you stay tuned and if you have any questions please email me if I don't answer in these comments... it can be difficult to keep up with the comments and working on orders balance
very detailed and very good explanation. Learned a lot from you. good luck to you and very nice 🙏👍
Thank you!
Thank YOU for watching!
Wow! So inspirational! ❤️
En español please, An excellent tutorial
Great Video!! Would there be any advantage to converting the reference pictures to black & white?
Absolutely, in my video laying out your burning, I cover just that, as well as about sepia and other layout tips which can share some insight on making laying out patterns easier for you. :) thank you so much for watching! I appreciate your subscription!
Pricing has always been hard for me. I don't want to over charge someone but I also don't want ripped off. I put a lot of hours in some of my pieces and not everyone can do what we do. When it's all done by hand it requires talent not just training. Thanks for the video
It's so true. Pricing can be so hard and even more so when we're emotionally attached to the work. I trust you are aware of this already, but over time you fall into a amount that fits you and your customer and allows pricing to become AL little easier. If you haven't found it yet (the wage portion) trust that you will and remember sometimes we bend to get the art out there but this never was meant to be or is permanent. All the best on your pricing journey. And! Thank you so much for watching and commenting. Your subscription is appreciated
All valuable information. Thanks.
Your welcome! Thank you so much for watching !
An excellent tutorial, I find it so interesting how other Pyrographers attack their burning. No matter how many times I burn fur or hair including beard's I find it a challenge. Thank you for sharing such an important video's for Pyrographers across the board. Take care👍😷👍
Hi Andrew! Your welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I very grateful for the watch!
Great video
Thank you Faye!
I currently use a hardwood plywood to burn art pieces. But also use real woods at times. Thanks for the video. I do use the graphite paper. I have recently subbed to your channel as your wood burning is right up my alley. I do a lot of wood burning as a small business and have also started dabbling in tattoos as the process is simular. Thanks again for the video
That's great!!!! It's so nice to be able to use different art forms. You'll be able to use the practice you put into burning into your tatto work and vise versa.. the techniques are very similar! Thank you for watching and subscribing! If you have any questions you can always email me :)
Very good pricing overview! The constants I observed from 30 years of pricing the products we made: Pricing is HARD and we consistently tend to undervalue our time. In the final analysis, time is all that we have to sell and it's a very limited commodity. Pricing formulas are key for all the reasons given, but I'd like to add another. When we price rationally, we not only are prepared to justify the value proposition to the customer, but maybe more importantly, we justify the value proposition to ourselves. No product is easier to sell than a product that we REALLY believe in. So, add the value that the market will immediately recognize and pay a premium for and the pricing conundrum tends to fade.
I LOVE THIS! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment! I agree whole heartedly.
Could you do a video on transferring from photos to the wood?
Absolutely! Thank you for watching and sharing what you'de like to see check back Tuesday May 3rd for your transfer video!
Hey there! I've just got a touch more editing before I release the video I promised you. Wanted to message and ask you to check back tomorrow. I'm almost certain it has everything your looking to get out of it. Holly
No comments? Gotta fix that. I've just binged about a half dozen of your vids and not only are you quite the educator, you do speed with clarity. And I correctly pegged you as Canadian which I was able to confirm on this vid. I look forward to coming back as I'm spinning up on pyro as a hobby. But I'd rather be enjoying Ontario. I haven been since Fall 2019 ☹️. Gary in Buffalo
Hi Gary! Wow! Thank you for your kind words and feedback. I am indeed Canadian. I travel to the Niagara region quite frequently but live in Northern Ontario. I'm excited to share as much as possible and help my students on their journey to their new hobby / future profession. Can I ask, is there a topic or discussion you are Interested in that I can touch on for you? Thank you for watching and stay tuned for a ton more!
Thank you Holly for sharing this. What size tips would you suggest getting?
Hi Wendy. I'm not quite sure what you are referring to when speaking of size. I also do not know what machine you plan on using. I would suggest finding a machine you would like to work with and check the availability of the tips they have for that specific machine. Focus on a couple to get you started andove forward from there based on your specific needs. I really hope all the responses help you. Be sure to subscribe and hit the bell so you get notice of new videos that can help you on your journey. Happy burning!
Thank you again for sharing your talents with us. You mentioned that you are using the skew from the Bird Carvers Micro 5 PC set. Did you purchase the Standard or the Heavy Duty set?
I'm not sure what you mean. 🤔 I would check the Razor tip website for clarity on your purchase first. I would watch my video on "Wood burning with a Hotwire System" which explains how the Razor tip pens are divided into standard and heavy duty. The inchangable pen is a heavy duty pen. I would recommend a heavy duty cord as well when using it. The tips themselves aren't normally described as standard or heavy. Only the pen. The name of the set is "Micro 5 Piece Set"
@@BURNTbyHollyPyrography Thank you. @ Razertip The Micro 5 Piece Set comes in a choice of Standard or Heavy Duty. I was wondering which set you had gotten the skew from which was mentioned around 10:06 min into the video? Thank you again for your time.
@@wendyshoults7355 thank you for clarifying you question. The exact tip out of the set I'm using is the small round skew #S7 of the standard Bird Carvers Micro tips 5 tip set.
You do amazing work! Thank you for sharing your talents with us. Which tip are you using on Clyde?
RT - LE 3/32 Spear tip. You will notice however, it is bent. I have bent it myself a small adjustment that I made to compliment my own comfort.