E-Museum of Pyrographic Art
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Untitled
by John Noffsinger
Pyroengraving and color on turned wood vase
Image courtesy of the artist
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Abstract Vase
by John Noffsinger
Pyroengraving on turned wood vase
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Woodturned Sculpture
by John Noffsinger
Pyroengraving and color on turned wood sculpture
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Millwood
by John Noffsinger
Pyroengraving and color on turned wood vase
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American contemporary artist John Noffsinger from Virginia started doing artistic projects at the age of 13, including a woodburned still life on a cutting board for a gift of his own innovation using only a soldering iron.
Over the years, his artistic experiments included many areas of the visual arts, such as pen & ink, lithogrphy, watercolor, pencil drawing, carving, and then woodturning. The woodburning showed up again while he was working in carving, especially a bird feathering technique, which is what prompted him to acquire a pyrography tool. Once he was working in woodturned sculptures, his pyrography was a natural addition and has become an integral part.
John Noffsinger has his own handsome web site at johnnoffsinger.com with additional examples of his fine work.
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