Wood Burning - Northern Shoveler Duck - pyrography tutorial (a closer look)

In this pyrography wood burning tutorial episode we will take a closer look at the Northern Shoveler Duck artwork I did. I'm not going to explain the entire duck. Instead I will show you how I creates some of the textures found on the artwork. The textures we will explore are the face, the bill, and the reflection on the water. Thank you to everyone who responded on my community post and let me know which textures they wanted to see. My website has a blog about this artwork. I do no consider the blog to be a tutorial, but the reference photo is available along with lots of photos of the artwork being created. Here is a link to that blog: https://wp.me/p8j0lZ-59e This tutorial uses terms like circular motion and uniform strokes. If you are unfamiliar with my terminology this video explains and demonstrates the terms:    • Wood burning for beginners - How to Use th...   Website: https://www.PyrographyMadeEasy.com Etsy Page: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PyrographyM... Red Bubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/pyro... Fine Arts America: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/b... A new video comes out every Tuesday, so subscribe and click the bell to get notification. Wood: Basswood (this is also called linden, common linden, and common lime) Time: 9 Hours Size: 14.75 x 9.75 inches (37.5 x 24.8 cm) Burner = Colwood Super Pro II Colwood website: https://woodburning.com Please be aware that I am not affiliated with Colwood. I just happen to use their brand of burner. Since I get numerous questions about where to buy one, so I've included a link to their website. Artist: Brenda Wilkie Video created by: Brenda Wilkie Music written & performed by: Todd Wilkie Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:30 The Face 07:23 The Bill 10:28 The Water 16:38 Conclusion #pyrography #woodburning #pyrographytechniques #pyrographyduck #pyrographywater