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Product Description ------------------- This book offers 30 North American wildlife illustrations and 10 border designs to use in woodburning projects. Large ready-to-use designs are provided in both line and tonal patterns. The author includes tips on transferring patterns, plus advice on segmenting and manipulating the images to create your own custom designs. From the Back Cover ------------------- Capture the Beauty of Nature with Fire Whether it's the majesty of a buck, the cheekiness of a raccoon, or the peaceful stillness of a loon, the appeal of wildlife is universal. If you're a woodburning artist with a love of nature and animals, Pyrography Patterns will make it easy for you to create vibrant and attractive wildlife images. Award-winning pyrography artist Sue Walters offers 30 dynamic North American wildlife patterns to use in woodburning projects. These engaging animal subjects-including geese, eagles, bear, deer, wolves, foxes, owls, chipmunks, cougars, and more-are presented in harmonious natural settings. Large ready-to-use designs are provided in both line and tonal patterns. Amazingly detailed tones are shown directly over each line drawing, to guide you in darkening your picture with ultra-realistic, lifelike effects. The author includes tips on transferring patterns, plus advice on segmenting and manipulating the images to create your own custom designs. Inside you'll find: - 30 large ready-to-use North American wildlife designs - Lifelike patterns for geese, eagles, bear, deer, wolves, owls, and more - Techniques for transferring both line and tonal patterns - How to segment and manipulate images to create your own patterns P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); About the Author ---------------- Sue Walters is an internationally renowned Australian pyrographer. She has won numerous international pyrographic art awards, including the 2002 and 2003 Australian Society of Miniature Art International Competitions, the 2002 Canadian Woodcarving Championship, the 2001 Ontario Woodcarvers Association Championship and the 2001 Ottawa Woodcarving Championship. See more ( javascript:void(0) )