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PogArt Ti

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Hi, I'm just starting this portrait for my friend. Let's hope he'll like it done by pyrography technique. It's his nephew's best pets, and he likes it to be a birthday gift... ●You can WATCH it here...

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With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, NAPA

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Looking good - I've never tried pyrography - I probably won't, either, at this late-ish stage in life: but all power to your hand with this.

PogArt Ti

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...but all power to your hand with this.
Robert Jones, NAPA on 20/06/2023 18:06:58
Thank you very much Robert for keen words. I've tried it some time ago (couple years I bet), then left it behind... Now I'm getting back to it, and I must say - I do enjoy it a lot 😉 ● You can WATCH it ...

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Helen Martell

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It is looking lovely so far.  I would imagine that it is much harder to do than it looks - if you make a mistake you are stuck with it!

PogArt Ti

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It is looking lovely so far.  I would imagine that it is much harder to do than it looks - if you make a mistake you are stuck with it!
Helen Martell on 20/06/2023 21:22:01
You got it right - it's enjoyable, but any silly bad stroke can not be erased ... Thank you for encouragement Helen ;)

David Lustig

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It looks really good so far, I don't know what it's like to paint with this method because I haven't tried it. But the truth is that until now I did not know that such a method existed and it seems very interesting,

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Sylvia Evans

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Actually David,  when my eldest son was very small he used the contents of his potty and my hair brush to paint the bathroom.  That was shit ! .
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Marjorie Firth

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😂Ooer
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, NAPA

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Sylvia, you're familiar with the term "too much information"?  

Sylvia Evans

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I am Robert.   But was very nicely trying to make a point about the word Shit being used in a comment.   I must admit the bathroom walls were a "picture" . He is now 60 so doesn't do things like that any more.

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Duplicated!

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I wasn’t particularly impressed with that language either Sylvia! Totally unnecessary and it doesn’t belong on this site. If you can’t comment without using foul language, then don’t comment…

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