Wooden Boxes and Toys

ART in WOOD

Pyrography
means "writing with fire" and is also sometimes known as pokerwork. Pyrography
is the art of burning or scorching a wooden surface using a variety of methods
including hot wire. The black lines that the burning of the wood makes it look
like 3D pencil lines.

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Vaillancourt invites the viewer to enter her world of contained but free moving objects. She writes, My work is a study of geometry, color, line, space, movement, and the natural, historical human connection of elemental geometry as metaphor.

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Rifle Case

Starting at: $449.01

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Design a Train Set with drive thru box hereCustom wood toy Train Set Personalized with child's name

Starting at: $98.01

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Design A Wrap Around Butterfly Box Here

Starting at: $59.00

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Sue Walt
Fine art pyrography on paper, wood and leather.

Very important things to think about and do when wood burning!

Vaillancourt invites the viewer to enter her world of contained but free moving objects. She writes, My work is a study of geometry, color, line, space, movement, and the natural, historical human connection of elemental geometry as metaphor.

Sue Walt

Very important things to think about and do when wood burning!

Jan Heaton A second-generation visual artist, my recent paintings are inspired by the examination of color, structure, pattern and form as found in nature.

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Coin Box

Jan Heaton A second-generation visual artist, my recent paintings are inspired by the examination of color, structure, pattern and form as found in nature.

Vaillancourt invites the viewer to enter her world of contained but free moving objects. She writes, My work is a study of geometry, color, line, space, movement, and the natural, historical human connection of elemental geometry as metaphor.

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Sue Walt

Very important things to think about and do when wood burning!

Coin Box

Vaillancourt invites the viewer to enter her world of contained but free moving objects. She writes, My work is a study of geometry, color, line, space, movement, and the natural, historical human connection of elemental geometry as metaphor.