Hi Rod

All I can say is WOW, WOW, NICE ! ! ! can wait till you get real good at it.

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Rod,
If that's "practice" how nice your accomplished work will be.
Those are just pretty darned nice!
Gene

 

great looking work,

 

Hi. I joined this site a few minutes ago. Still, I must say that the images that you uploaded are impressive. That's a nice talent to have!

 

Rod, it's obvious that you've been drawing/painting for many years, no one can pick up a burner for the first time and produce such incredible 3 dimensional burnings. Your profile does indicate an artistic background but how about a few more details, I for one am intrigued by your talent.

 

more info?




what would you like to know???? i have nothing to hide

 

Those can't be practice burns Rod. I like them all except the motorcycle. Wrong brand, but nicely done.

 

wrong brand?



i am just pleased that you could discern what brand it was....i will try expand to include all....i am an equal opportunity pyro-guy....

 

Practice burn? :lol:
Look here is a picture practice burn of mine.
Yours is indeed a talent.

 

Hi Lathman: I curious as to where you purchased the burner & what model you would recommend? I have never used one but am willing to learn. Can it be used to make small letters on hardwood? I am making a jewelry box & want to put an "R" on the top of about 2" by 3". I want it to be an Old English type rather than a boxy looking letter (as on signs). Anyway, your work looks fabulous & you are obviously a very good artist. Thanks,

Steve

 

Wow, those rock! If I didn't know better, I would have thought those were images done with Photoshop.

 

lol......i think....you are kidding right??

 

Hi Rod: So, just where did you purchase your burner & are you happy with it or would you recommend a different model? Just curious? BTW, do you know where I can purchase letter templates to copy onto wood & then burn them in? Thanks,

Steve

 

Those came out great. I Like the tones...Great 3D effect.