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ОглавлениеThree common fill patterns
Three common fill patterns used in pyrography
are crosshatching, random doodles, and the
scrubbie stroke.
Crosshatching
fills an area with layers of fine
parallel lines. Each new layer is laid on a diagonal
to the last, slowly developing the depth of the
tonal value.
Make the
random doodle stroke
by working
tightly packed loops. As the new looping line
crosses an older line, the area becomes denser and
therefore darker.
The
scrubbie
is a short back-and-forth stroke
that quickly fills an area. The space between each of
those back-and-forth strokes, how much unburned
area is allowed, establishes your tonal depth.
As you work your practice board you
will discover the fill strokes that are the most
comfortable or natural for you to use in your style
of work.
These pages show you how to set up your own
basic practice board using wood.
In this book, I’ve taken practice boards a step
further and show you how to create boards that are
projects all on their own and not just the standard
grid pattern.
Additional practice board examples using
different media, appear:
Crosshatch Texture
Random Doodle
Scrubbie Stroke
Project
Medium
Page
Horse Portrait
leather
Grocery Bag
papier mâché
Free motion quilting
wood
Southwest birdhouse
gourd
Posies Practice
chipboard
Native American Bead Rattle
gourd
Steampunk
chipboard
Christmas ornaments
chipboard
Paper dragon
paper
Seed bags
cloth
Bengal tiger
wood
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