This pyrography tutorial video will show you my zigzag burn stroke method that I use to create short fur. I will explain what zigzags are, and provide guidelines for using them. Then I will provide examples that demonstrate how to make modifications to the zigzags to get different looks in the fur. I tried to make this video pyrography beginner friendly, so let me know if I accomplished that.
Please note that the initial information presented in this video was covered in another video, so if you are familiar with it, then skip to the 08:32 mark to see new content.
00:00 Intro
00:35 Zig zag Explanation & Guidelines (click on time)
07:44 Tips for better results
08:32 First Cat Example
11:01 Second Cat Example
15:11 Third Cat Example
18:25 Fourth Cat Example
24:39 Pen Tip Experiment
26:33 Conclusion
All of the cat images were obtained on Pixabay and the links are available on the written version of this tutorial that you can access on my website: https://wp.me/p8j0lZ-4Us
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Burner: Colwood Super Pro II
Wood: Birch Plywood
Time: Each cat took me about 1 hour to do
Artist: Brenda Wilkie
Video created by: Brenda Wilkie
Music written & performed by: Todd Wilkie
Pixabay Photos used in this video:
Gray Cat: https://pixabay.com/photos/cat-portrait-kitten-domestic-cat-2528935/
Black Cat: https://pixabay.com/photos/black-cat-golden-eyes-cat-3753932/
Orange Cat: https://pixabay.com/photos/cat-red-mackerel-tiger-cuddly-1046544/
Tabby Cat: https://pixabay.com/photos/cat-s-eyes-animal-shelter-mieze-2671903/