Assorted Pyrography magazines full of information $12.95 each
Volume 1 2011 Start Woodburning today! Learn to Burn Gourds, Leather, paper & Wood.64 Step-by-Step Projects photos
Volume 2 2012 17 new projects beginner to Advanced, 5 eacy techniques for adding color
Volume 3 2013 29 woodburning projects, 10 best tools for beginners, Techniques for burning Paper, fabric and leather
Volume 4 2014 47 project patterns, make patterns using stencils & Stamps
Volume 5 2016 275 + photos beautiful projects & the newest tips, fresh ideas and designs
Volume 6 2018 24 all new projects, 5 easy ways to make your own patterns, 13 pages of helpful basics and tips
Over 350 designs great for woodburning
By Lora Irish
Inside Modern Tribal Tattoos, you’ll find black work patterns that incorporate large solid areas with fine line accents, motif ideas, including totems and talismans, free-form designs based on long curved lines and fine delicate line work. Repeating elements, like triangles, spirals, suns and lines are also included to enhance large patterns. Bold triangle lines, spiked spirals, ragged curved lines, barb-wire—these make up today’s favorite designs and are included here. Each design includes the attributes or meaning associated with it like:
•Love and Affection
•Bravery and Courage
•Family
•Friendship
•Independence
•Protection
•Strength
•and much more
From delicate roses to majestic animals, from steampunk to Celtic, from fairies to Mayan warriors, this comprehensive collection of original artwork presents all of today’s most popular tattoo subjects. Nationally recognized graphic designer Lora S. Irish looks at the human body with an artist’s eye, to create designs that look great on skin. Over 500 exquisite patterns strike the perfect balance between artistic vision and the practical demands of needle and ink.
by Lora Irish
Inspired by the blustery and bountiful fall season, Birds and Animal Landscapes Collection features eight of Deborah Pompano’s large ready-to-use patterns for woodburning artists and decorative painters, presented in both line and color tonal patterns.
By Deborah Pompano
