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PORTRAITS
Faces, especially of older people, can often be
found among the works of ...
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CHILDREN
Only the picture of a child is needed to fix for
ever an event or period of his life in a ...
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ANIMALS
Animals are a never-ending source of inspiration
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WORLD AND NATURE
All subjects are considered for pyrography ...
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DECORATION
Pyrography lends itself perfectly to decorate
all kinds of wooden objects. The use of color
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RELIEF PYROGRAPHY
With relief, a new dimension is added to
pyrography artworks....
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ON HARD PAPER
A new technique of burning with probably a
lot of possibilities ...
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PEN DRAWINGS
To apply depth and shadows in pen
drawings, a special technique is used ...
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PENCIL DRAWINGS
During the first years, but still now,
from time to time ...
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PAINTINGS
Some paintings made more than 30 years
ago, before pyrography became a passion
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ON HARD PAPER
In 2008, rather by coincidence, François
PEETERS discovered in an old book about
pyrography that this could olso be done on hard
paper or cardboard.
Curious, he started some experiments, using
cardboard for picture frames, and discovered
that really nice results could be obtained.
Specially on white cardboard, where by changing
the temperature of the stylus, all colours
between yellow and black, over light- and
darkbrown could be obtained.
Hereafter some examples of those first
experiments. It is already sure that other
works will follow !
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The enlargements show clearly how details can
be reproduced very accurately. The brown
colours give a real antique look to the final
work.
Hereafter you can see in detail some works
related to this topic. Click on one of the
pictures below to see the corresponding work.
Often more than one view is avaiable, a
detail, or sometimes the picture that was used
as a model for the work.
To see the different available pictures, bring
the mousepointer on the picture, then click on
the
NEXT or
PREV
buttons to move to the next picture, or to
return to the previous picture.
Click on the pictures below.
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