I Spend Hours Creating Unique Art By Burning Wood

Last year for my Year 12 art project I decided I wanted to learn how to do pyrography, and use that medium for my final art piece. With some guidance from my teacher, I prepared the wood and then sat down for the first time with a pyrography pen. I spent over 50 hours working on my project, turning it in just in time. It was a set of three Australian animals burnt into a slab of Tuart, the work was titled ‘Imperilled’.

I entered that piece into a Year 12’s exhibition at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery and it was accepted and exhibited.

After some weeks, it was moved from that exhibition on to the ‘Year 12 Perspectives’ exhibition at the Art Gallery of Western Australia alongside the best pieces from Western Australian students in my year.

Now, I continue to burn my art into wood slabs as a hobby whilst studying at university, and have completed a few pieces for friends and family, and completed a few commissions.

Dingo took approximately 20 hours to make

Year 12 project “Imperilled” exhibited at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery

Year 12 project “Imperilled” exhibited at the Art Gallery of Western Australia

Tasmanian Devil commission

Great White Shark Commission

Pet Commission

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