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Jimi Hendrix by Lorraine Zaloom, 1995 Pyrograph portrait on wood box After an original photograph by Jim Marshall

Muddy Waters by Lorraine Zaloom, 1997 Pyrograph portrait on wood box After an original photograph by Peter Amft

Howlin' Wolf by Lorraine Zaloom, 1997 Pyrograph portrait on wood box After a photograph by Peter Amft

American artist and pyrographer Lorraine Zaloom from New Jersey combines her love and her husband's for blues music with her passion for pyrographic portraiture. She is presently working at a local arts school while simultaneously working towards a degree in computer graphics. Some of Lorraine's remarkable pyrographic portraits on wood boxes have made their way into celebrities' private collections.

Lorraine Zaloom was featured in the July–August 2002 issue of Chip Chats Magazine in the Cheryl Dow column "Art of Woodburning."

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