Steve Hewer
Pyrographic Art
Iconic and famous architecture burnt onto sugar maple hardwood.
Realistic artwork to remind us all of the magnificence of structures that can be seen around the world.
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GALLERY OF WORKS
Capitol Building, Washington DC
on Maple
22.25" x 9.25"
For Sale $1,000 CAD
Palace of Westminster, London
on Maple
11.25" x 12.75"
For Sale $600 CAD
'The Streets of San Francisco'
on Maple
13.25" x 11.25"
For Sale $600 CAD
Bridge of Sighs, Venice
on Maple
11.25" x 9.25"
For Sale $450
Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House
on Maple
9.25" x 31.75"
For Sale $750 CAD
Original photo image provided by John Weir
'Jacobite History'
Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland
on Maple
9.25" x 21"
For Sale $475 CAD
Windsor Castle
on Maple
9.25" x 16.75"
For Sale $450 CAD
Grand Canal, Venice on Maple
7.25" x 10.25""
For Sale $550 CAD
The White Carnation, Amsterdam on Maple
9.25" x 17.75"
For Sale $425 CAD
at Concave Gallery, Perth, ON
Maman & National Gallery of Canada
on Maple
11.25" x 12.75""
For Sale $600 CAD
Gold Hill, Shaftesbury on Maple
9.25" x 13.25""
For Sale $800 CAD
Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence
on Maple
17" x 11.25"
For Sale $1,000 CAD
Tower Bridge
on maple
22.25" x 12.25"
For sale - $800 CAD
Library of Parliament, Ottawa, Canada
on Maple
14.5" x 11.25"
For Sale $600 CAD
Eros, Piccadilly Circus on maple
13.5" x 7.25"
For sale - $400 CAD
CANADIAN PYROGRAPHY ARTIST
Steve Hewer
It was the summer of '17 when I first bought a cheap wood burning set from my local store.
Newly retired and seeking a hobby, I sketched and burnt on any piece of scrap wood I could find. After a few weeks, I was addicted.
No fusion of colours, no interpretations into abstracts, just sketching and burning what I see and trying to make it look real in sepia tones.
I upgraded my toolkit to improve the quality of my work. That's me in the photo using my Razertip to create Jed the Alsatian. That picture is now in Tasmania.
The maple hardwood I use requires high heat; over 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit to be effective. I call it 'sketching with fire.' It takes a lot longer to produce a picture on hard maple over softwoods but the effort is definitely worth it. Best tools and best materials and no excuses.
Creating fine pyrography to me is like escaping into a good book and not wanting it to end. You know the feeling.
Thank you for browsing my art studio. I hope you enjoy my work.