Pyrography on a axe

[Ian Leach]

My first go at pyrography so I got the Peter child machine and I am impressed, I made the axe handle too. The guy found the axe head in the undergrowth and sand blaster and lacquered it. It's a elwell head made in 1951, he's into bio mechanical art/tattoos so I drawn this.

 

Any tips or criticism I'm all ears.

 

[gobbypunk]

Cool as , keep going do the whole handle it will look amazing , bio mech is one of my favs going to get a tattoo cover up done in bio mech , when I have the cash , if thats your first go thats ace work nice clear lines, do post some pics when its done

Cheers Mark

[sean]

Superb Ian

[Ian Leach]

Cheers guys, don't know if I should add a bit of colour even. Will be adding a bit of shading around the heart.

[gobbypunk]

Is that all you are going to do , It would cool to cover all the handle

[Thesnarlingbadger]

Nice work. As you mentioned Ian the shading may be a good idea, to give it a bit of depth.

[Ian Leach]

  gobbypunk said:

Is that all you are going to do , It would cool to cover all the handle

It's just thinking what extra to add, now if it was a bigger piece of wood hmmmm 😁

[Ian Leach]

A bit of shading and a addition drawn on.

[IanW]

That's Amazing!...

[gobbypunk]

Like the addition , and I think a small amount of colour would really make it pop , for your first go you should be chuffed as

.Cheers Mark