leapord in the wild

Another great piece Jim. Thanks for sharing. By the way, what's the wood? looks like quatersawn oak but I'm not great at guessing wood.

Thank you for your comment. I like to do alot of my work on white oak or anyother light wood I have lieing around. beleive it or not this is on the back of regular paneling. I had taken some paneling out of a trailor I lived in a few years ago and had stuck it back thinking it might come in handy sooner or later. I also find that luen works good for burning on also.
Again Thank you for your comment.
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Another piece of fine wood art Jim. jmike

Jim another great picture. What kind of finish do you put on them?

All my burnings are coated with two - three layers of 1/2 water and 1/2 elmers white glue mixed to get the depth I want, than I coat it with a spray laquer two to four layers for the final coat. The glue mixer gives the acual depth that I like to see on a finished piece.
Jim

I'll try that and see what happens. Thank you for your comment.
Jim

Great picture, Jim.