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Poppies by Lesley Wyatt Pyrography on sycamore plaque, approx. 6 in. across Image courtesy of the artist

King Tut Hunting With His Wife by Lesley Wyatt Pyrography on paper Image courtesy of the artist

Ampthill, Bedfordshire, England, 1981 by Lesley Wyatt, 2004 Pyrography on paper Image courtesy of the curator

Celtic Octagon by Lesley Wyatt Pyrography on sycamore plaque Image courtesy of the artist

Falcon by Lesley Wyatt Pyrography on basswood slice, 7 in. by 21 in. Image courtesy of the artist

Vierge de Lourdes (Old-fashioned French fishing boat) by Lesley and Jeff Wyatt, 2004 Pyrography on birch panel in hand-knotted frame Image courtesy of the artists

British artist Lesley Wyatt relies solely on pyrography to achieve the varied tones in her work, which is on wood mostly but also on paper.

Lesley's husband Jeff is an expert knot tyer who creates hand-knotted frames for her wood panels in nautical themes (like the Vierge de Lourdes above). See their photo sites at community.webshots.com/user/lesleywyatt and http://photos.yahoo.com/lesleywyatt.

Lesley and Jeff Wyatt's story and collaborative art projects in nautical themes are highlighted in an illustrated article in Pyrograffiti 33 in the March–April 2005 issue of WOM.

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