Indira Govindan’s Blog

Do-Something-Everyday, May 2, 2016 It was tricky wood burning the yoga text on the bangles. With care  and patience, I managed to do i...

Do-Something-Everyday, April 29, 2016 I did this wood burned drawing on a small plaque that I had picked from the craft store fo...

Do-Something-Everyday, April 15, 2016 A plain wood vase transformed into a painted textural piece of art with pyrographic tools. ...

Do-Something-Everyday: Week 2, Day 7 Thanks for visiting.

Do-Something-Everyday: Day 2 of 365 For day 2 of my DSE project, I am posting another of my pyrographic watercolor art with my favori...

Day 1 of 365 This is the first day of Do Something Everyday 365 challenge. The idea is to post something everyday on the blog. Post so...

You may know by now that I love creating pyrographic art. But, my approach is a little different from the traditional way of creating wo...

This is a mixed-media art where I have combined wood burning and water coloring. Below, I have provided photos of various steps involve...

I did this pyrographic art freehand without a preconceived notion of how it should be. It emerged on its own borrowing the variega...

I continue to experiment and practice with the wood burning kit I purchased a few months ago. The owl above was created on a ba...