Haha wicked XD

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Danke. Glad you liked it.

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That is soooo adorable XD

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Well thank you. What do you think of the woodburn?

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I think its brilliant, very well done, how does it work anyway?

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Which part? The woodburning part? The commission part? The where babies come from? Which part?

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The woodburning I've never really asked how you do it, so...
How does woodburning work? Just grab a hot iron poker and jab some wood?

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There's two different ways. It really all depends on how much time and effort you want to put into it.

The first way is to take the woodburning pen (available at any fine craft store), letting it heat and then drawing the outline of your drawing (I usually recommend lightly drawing a dummy sketch on the wood in pencil first so you can trace it). Once the outline is done you paint with wood stains to achieve the various shades you want.

The second method is the way I go about it. You do all the same first steps but instead of using woodstains you use the woodburning pen again. The slower you move the pen, the darker the line. Sometimes this can be a slow process, adding a few extra hours to the creation process, but, in my eyes it's worth it because you achieve a bolder contrast. The slowness is a real pain in the jet black though. If you look at the one I did with Gir and Zim and Zim's holding up the planet, his boots and pants took more then shading ALL OF GIR. So it's a patience thing but it's eerily calming.

Speaking of it being calming, make sure you're in a ventilated room because depending on the wood piece you get you'll purn out varying levels of rosin which is, essentially, sniffing glue so...unless you're looking for a 5th grade high, pop a window, or at least turn a fan on and keep your door open.

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Aaaaah I seeee, sounds like a tedious process, you must be patient to do all that eh? Aww, I could never do anything like that. Woah lol.

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