What else can I draw on besides paper? Pictures included?!??!

2 wood slabs using wood burning tool and an ostrich egg with a pen and other eggs.I was thinking like a stormtrooper helmet or a lightsaber or a light bulb? Idk I need your help guys. I want really unique things with my designs on them to make them even more awesome looking. I want something that i can hold and bring with me to other places.

Darth vader!!



Nice work btw!!

a reply to: 5letters

Every third mini-blind slat on that window behind the wood.

Your front door.

Your bath tub.

Your car or mode of transportation.

Your dishes.

Hell, basically anything. Have fun!

originally posted by: SlapMonkey
a reply to: 5letters

Every third mini-blind slat on that window behind the wood.

Your front door.

Your bath tub.

Your car or mode of transportation.

Your dishes.

Hell, basically anything. Have fun!

The mother in law

Nice work!
I confess to one jealous streak: My sister-in-law drives me nuts with her abilities to do similar type minute details while I have to don reading glasses to see what she's even doing.

The car idea sounds like fun.
Glass window or Plexiglass insert.
Mirror edge or corners
lampshades
driftwood

A mask.

you know like a china white mask.

Glass windows
glassware - vases, bowls
Furniture
leather goods
driftwood/seashells
Pottery?

Nice work!

a reply to: 5letters

Wow those are really nice!

Maybe try a walking stick!
Might look pretty good with wood burning around it.

a reply to: 5letters

Those are great. I can see designs like that on a sword or knife. You'd need an etching tool for that, probably. It would be nice on a gun, too.

Light-switch plates & outlet covers
Doorbell plates outside, & casings indoors if not drywalled over
Appliances/appliance handles
Stairs, banisters
Wood trim, baseboards/moulding
Mailboxes/mailbox posts
Fencing
Garden trim (plastic/stone/wood beams, etc)
Pet collars
Perhaps false nails?

Phone cases!! you would sell a boat load.

a reply to: 5letters

You can make little books out of paper bags and bind them with a bit of string and draw your lovely expressions on them and gift them as journals to friends and loved ones.

Buy a older model car and strip the paint, put on a grey primer and doodle on that, then clear coat it?

I'm so happy to see you do woodburning! That was going to be my first suggestion.

The egg designs are fantastic, that is some delicate work!

Very strong work! Go big....

Real big....at least 4' x 6' canvas or wood panel or masonite.

Approach galleries and enter every art competition you can. Submit to mags like this one....Build your resume and exhibit everywhere!!!

Fantastic idea by General Eyes!

Buy a older model car and strip the paint, put on a grey primer and doodle on that, then clear coat it?

www.newamericanpaintings.com...

I would hang your work in our coop gallery.

Think chemical reactions,
electrical signals,
bacteria growth through petri dishes,
draw on the earth with people or objects,
can draw on water with oil and food coloring,
draw on clothing with bleach.

could draw in dirt by using ants,
Even draw with hot or cold and view via thermal camera.

I like your work, keep it free and flowing.

a reply to: 5letters

Awesome work! I'd like my Fender Strat electric guitar done up like that! You could put a flyer up at music stores with some photos.

I'm sure a lot of guitarists...and drummers for their bass and double bass drums...would LOVE to have you customize their stuff!

I'm sure you'd be looking at some $$$!

Nice stuff...

You've done some fine work there.
Gourds.
The possibilities are endless.

Awesome work! The textured patterns work well on the eyes.

I am an artist and have a few suggestions:

Try this pattern work on a lamp shade (depending on the pigments/medium used you can get it to cast shadows of your designs.

Large bowls would be nice too, wood or porcelain.

I sometimes paint abstracts on found objects like road turtles and ceramic road bumps.

Maybe do a few outlet/switch covers and see if they catch on?

Endless ideas when you got a cool technique like this. Best of luck and feel free to share additional creations, curious to see what else you create!