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Pronghorn Sheep by Kathleen Marie Wilson, 2003 Pyrography and color on curly maple wood Image courtesy of the artist

Saw Whet Owl by Kathleen Marie Wilson, 2003 Pyrography and color on mesquite over basswood; owl is burned on the basswood and the mesquite with a hole in it is laid over it. Image courtesy of the artist

Desert Rock Scene by Kathleen Marie Wilson Pyrography and color on pecky cypress wood Image courtesy of the artist

Grizzly by Kathleen Marie Wilson, 2003 Pyrography and color on pecan wood Image courtesy of the artist

Wild One by Kathleen Marie Wilson, 2003 Pyrography on pecan wood with bark inclusion Image courtesy of the artist

American artist Kathleen Marie Wilson lives in Johnson City, Texas. Her pyrographic works are inspired from and reflect the rugged hill country she calls home.



Not only are her works beautifully presented in her own Kathleen Marie Studio web site linked here, but also featured there are her biography, artist's statement, and a page dedicated to illustrating and explaining how she creates her pieces.

Kathleen Marie Wilson's story and more examples of her art work are featured in an on-line article in the January–February 2004 Pyrograffiti.

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