I've been a self taught artist ( if thats what you could call me LOL ) all my life ,i've done trompe murals ? rock painting etc etc , just bought myself a good wood burner I found this easier to do than any paint. Daughter just bought a cafe & gave me 4 huge old chopping boards which I sanded back & I burnt a ad for her cafe on one for a gift ( a surprize 4 her ) to be honest you wouldnt know it was my 1 st attempt. I can't wait to do something on the others but I really enjoyed your video I learnt a lot , thank you..
Thank you for the real time video using the shading point. I haven't been able to quite get the hang of using that point until watching your video. Love your work!
Love you videos! I have been following your work off and on for more than a few years....I took a break from burning but am picking the burner up again and your videos really help "knock off the rust"!! Thanks!!!
Thank you,thank you.for the realtime,and close up video lesson.most do high speed and not getting the instruction I’ve been looking for.excellent tutorial.
It is so amazing when your wood burn work looks so much better than the photo, lol. I love your videos. This detailed tutorial is helping me a lot. I guess patience has a lot to do with it 😁. I tend to rush then I get frustrated. Thank you for sharing your techniques 🥰❤
Hi Minisa. I have just acquired an interest in pyrography, haven't practically tried it yet. I am looking to get a wood burner. I have been watching TH-cam videos to have an idea of what is entailed. The way you explain and guide on what you are doing is so concise. Thank you for taking the time to make your instructional videos. I have subscribed to your channel !!
Lab Dogman here...this is the first time I've seen you in an instructional vid. Have you done more? I loved it! Looks like you were burning on paper.?.?.? I have a Versatool also but can't get it hot enough to get your results when burning on birch. So, I bought a Colwood to get the darks dark enough on wood. Still am a big admirer of your talent and was mesmerized watching you burn (that didn't come out right) watching you work. I hope to see a lot more. Enjoy your snow.
Thank you, yes I've posted a few time-lapse videos and another instructional video here on my channel. I haven't posted much over the years because I was focused on making the instructional DVDs and book. Now that those projects are finished I plan to create more online tutorials. :)
This is without doubt the best instructional video I have seen, you showed the whole process from start to finish. I am a woonwork maker so this is not an area I would normally watch, but this was beyond fantastic. Thank you so much, I may enen go out and buy some 'burning' equipment and try my hand at this, I will subscribe to patrion shoul I persue this. Thank you.
Hi! Thank you very much, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I'll be posting an owl burning tutorial on Patreon tomorrow. Thanks again and let me know if you have any questions along the way. -Minisa
You're very welcome. Whenever you work on smaller subjects it can be quite difficult to add in those details. I would suggest using a very small point and doing the best you can. I really love little details so I prefer to work on larger pieces. I hope this helps :)
Hi minisa! Thank you for the awesome videos! You are a wonderful teacher ! Are you still actively making videos on patreon? And if I sign up is there still access to the older videos? Thank you :)
Hi Caroline. Thank you! Yes, I am still making videos on Patreon and you'll have access to all the videos upon signing up. The past couple of months have been very crazy for me and I've been a little slow adding material to Patreon, however I'll be posting much more now that the holidays are over.
Appreciate all the explaining you do...great way to teach. The super fast ones are fun to watch but I get a lot more out of it when you explain and show how it's done..thank you
Lab again.....I forgot to mention, you might like to watch a TH-cam vid or 2 from an artist named Michael James Smith. If you have the time, you might find it entertaining.
This is amazing! I have a Versatool. Do you used this tip alot. This glove that you have own I need to but one. How much is this patreon.com. I really like your style of art.
Hi Ron and thank you for your interest in my art! Yes, I use the Versa-Tool and shading point for most of my work. The glove that I use was purchased at my local Walmart about 10 years ago. It's a simple gardening glove and unfortunately they don't make that kind any more. I wear it mostly to protect against accidental burns while working. The most popular level on Patreon is $10 a month and this gives you access to all my projects and patterns, most of them are full-length videos with instruction but I'm also creating written PDF tutorials for some of the projects too. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any more questions. :) -Minisa
I’m amazed at how long this takes the outcome is well worth the effort 🙏Thank You 🙏
Thank you very much!
Bravo! Standing ovation. 😆 I can't believe you can make shiny reflective eyes burning.
You have surgeon hands. None shaky at all even if working with that kind of wooburner wich is quit not easy. CONGRATE.
I started doing wood burn art.I have added videos in youtube.but I’m still a beginner.I am still learning
It really helped me with my depression
I've been a self taught artist ( if thats what you could call me LOL ) all my life ,i've done trompe murals ? rock painting etc etc , just bought myself a good wood burner I found this easier to do than any paint. Daughter just bought a cafe & gave me 4 huge old chopping boards which I sanded back & I burnt a ad for her cafe on one for a gift ( a surprize 4 her ) to be honest you wouldnt know it was my 1 st attempt. I can't wait to do something on the others but I really enjoyed your video I learnt a lot , thank you..
Thank you and best of luck. :)
I like how the grain of the wood worked with the eyes.
You have been blessed with real talent. Thank you for sharing.
It's incredible the detail that you put in with just that one tip!
Thank you for the real time video using the shading point. I haven't been able to quite get the hang of using that point until watching your video. Love your work!
Hi Melissa, you're very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :)
Love you videos! I have been following your work off and on for more than a few years....I took a break from burning but am picking the burner up again and your videos really help "knock off the rust"!! Thanks!!!
Thank you,thank you.for the realtime,and close up video lesson.most do high speed and not getting the instruction I’ve been looking for.excellent tutorial.
You're welcome :)
That’s exactly what I was thinking!!! Than you for that. It is so much more informative
Awesome !!!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video and awesome tips!
Thank you :)
It is so amazing when your wood burn work looks so much better than the photo, lol. I love your videos. This detailed tutorial is helping me a lot. I guess patience has a lot to do with it 😁. I tend to rush then I get frustrated. Thank you for sharing your techniques 🥰❤
Magnifique travail ,très impressionnant BRAVO I
Thank you :)
Starting to have interest to with woodburning. Hoping to be good like you ❤️.
Very informative. I am still somewhat new to this. I am working on patience.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, you are sooooo patient... Very inspiring.
Thank you!
Hi Minisa. I have just acquired an interest in pyrography, haven't practically tried it yet. I am looking to get a wood burner. I have been watching TH-cam videos to have an idea of what is entailed. The way you explain and guide on what you are doing is so concise. Thank you for taking the time to make your instructional videos. I have subscribed to your channel !!
Lab Dogman here...this is the first time I've seen you in an instructional vid. Have you done more? I loved it! Looks like you were burning on paper.?.?.? I have a Versatool also but can't get it hot enough to get your results when burning on birch. So, I bought a Colwood to get the darks dark enough on wood. Still am a big admirer of your talent and was mesmerized watching you burn (that didn't come out right) watching you work. I hope to see a lot more. Enjoy your snow.
Thank you, yes I've posted a few time-lapse videos and another instructional video here on my channel. I haven't posted much over the years because I was focused on making the instructional DVDs and book. Now that those projects are finished I plan to create more online tutorials. :)
Amazing 😍.just amazing😎
Wow! Beautiful cat eyes! I just wish your viewers could see the photo while you're working, Just a thought...
Thank you for the kind words and feedback. I'm always looking to improve my videos.
This is without doubt the best instructional video I have seen, you showed the whole process from start to finish. I am a woonwork maker so this is not an area I would normally watch, but this was beyond fantastic. Thank you so much, I may enen go out and buy some 'burning' equipment and try my hand at this, I will subscribe to patrion shoul I persue this. Thank you.
Hi! Thank you very much, I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. I'll be posting an owl burning tutorial on Patreon tomorrow. Thanks again and let me know if you have any questions along the way. -Minisa
Not sure if I missed it or not, but did you mention what kind of wood this is? Very good video. Thank you.
Very useful information. Dark first. Will always remember this. Layers too. New sub. Thanks for uploading
Beautiful work
Thank you for sharing . Nice as usual
You're very welcome; I'm glad you enjoyed the video. :)
What kind of wood do you work on? Of course, your work is very beautiful
Hi and thank you! I work mainly on basswood.
Greetings...!!!
Lovely teaching...,Thanks ..
Thank you :)
I have been hoping for more TH-cam videos great job!
Thank you :)
How you you sop the burn marks. I’m new to this. Love your videos
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POR FAVOR, SI PUEDES PONERLO SUBTITULADO...ME. ENCANTA LO QUE HACES...GRACIAS.
This is beautiful what type of wood burner are you using?
The meaning of Minisa in Sri Lanka is human.😌
How do you trace your picture before you start?
great work......
Have you done a video on surface preparation?
Tanx.very useful 🌷
You're welcome!
Thank you for the very helpful video. How about the tiny sized eyes? There aren't enough room to add all this.
You're very welcome. Whenever you work on smaller subjects it can be quite difficult to add in those details. I would suggest using a very small point and doing the best you can. I really love little details so I prefer to work on larger pieces. I hope this helps :)
@@MinisaWoodBurningUniversity thank you. I guess I can try the very pointy tip and what happens.
Hi Minisa. Your cat drawing is very cool. you are creative. Is this a drawing on wood or paper? Thank you
Hi minisa! Thank you for the awesome videos! You are a wonderful teacher ! Are you still actively making videos on patreon? And if I sign up is there still access to the older videos? Thank you :)
Hi Caroline. Thank you! Yes, I am still making videos on Patreon and you'll have access to all the videos upon signing up. The past couple of months have been very crazy for me and I've been a little slow adding material to Patreon, however I'll be posting much more now that the holidays are over.
Appreciate all the explaining you do...great way to teach. The super fast ones are fun to watch but I get a lot more out of it when you explain and show how it's done..thank you
Thank you :) I'm trying to add a variety of both to my channel. Thanks for watching!
Where do you find that kind of tip for a wood burner?
I use the Walnut Hollow Creative Versa-Tool woodburner and it comes with the shading point, which looks like a small, pointy leaf.
Sorry I meant woodwork, not woonwork. I have had a couple of glasses of rum
Thanks!
Классика!!!
Hi i am from INDIA can u tell me the name of tool kit is it available on Amazon or flipkart..plz help me for buying good tool
Lab again.....I forgot to mention, you might like to watch a TH-cam vid or 2 from an artist named Michael James Smith. If you have the time, you might find it entertaining.
I'll look into that, thank you.
This is amazing! I have a Versatool. Do you used this tip alot. This glove that you have own I need to but one. How much is this patreon.com. I really like your style of art.
Hi Ron and thank you for your interest in my art! Yes, I use the Versa-Tool and shading point for most of my work. The glove that I use was purchased at my local Walmart about 10 years ago. It's a simple gardening glove and unfortunately they don't make that kind any more. I wear it mostly to protect against accidental burns while working. The most popular level on Patreon is $10 a month and this gives you access to all my projects and patterns, most of them are full-length videos with instruction but I'm also creating written PDF tutorials for some of the projects too. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any more questions. :) -Minisa
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