Burning Experiment #2
by
Kelly Rambo
1 Material
2 Hours
Easy
In my last post I tried getting good edges while burning. This time I'm going for a more organic look.
I had a scrap of plywood with some good grain on it so I sanded it and decided it would be a good piece to experiment with.
I folded 4 layers of aluminum foil over the wood and sketched out a basic design.
I cut the foil out in my design and weighted it down with what I had handy.
I torched the exposed wood to get the burned effect I was looking for.
That worked a bit better than I expected.
I decided my tree needed foliage.
Time for some Unicorn SPiT!!!
I added the colors for a sunset effect. I think next time I'll go a bit lighter.
I took it outside and sealed it with a clear spray on sealer. I think this is another one for my wall of experiments. I like the technique idea, I will practice this again and eventually do it on a table that I have.
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He's a precious goofball.
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What a great idea! I might need to try this too!
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Hello. That is a awesome piece. It looks so good. Do you have a place in mind where your going to hang it? Thank you for sharing with us. Have a good D.I.Ying!!
What kind of torch are you using?