Jodie Appleton
Pyrography Artist
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Pyrography Workshop - Wednesday 30th September - 10am - 2pm, $65, Volcano Vibe, Raetehi
Welcome to my Art Portfolio.
Please enjoy exploring my art journey so far...
Here you will find art created using various mediums: charcoal, oil paint, acrylics, pencil, pen and of course - pyrography.
Follow me on my Facebook and Instagram Pages for regular updates.
Coming up...
Auckland Art Show - Viaduct Events Centre - Friday 30th July - Sunday 2nd August, 2026
"The Language of Wood" - Taupō Museum and Gallery - Opening - Friday 14th August @ 5:30pm (until 28th September)
Pyrography Workshop - Volcano Vibe, Raetehi - Wednesday 30th September - 10am - 2pm, $65 book here
A great start to 2026 at Wellington Art Show
"I didn't think I liked woodburning until I saw this!" - Wellington Art Show Visitor
Newsletters:
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Winter Sun Studio - 9th July 2026
The Next Burn - 20th April 2026
TURNING UP THE HEAT - 22nd December 2025
Living The Art Life - 14th October 2025
Burning Bright - Honoured as a Finalist! - 11th June 2025
Embers of Summer - 23rd Feb 2025
Accolade for the exhibition "From the Ashes"
"Beautiful stuff, even better in person"
"Tino ataahua enei mahi pikitia. Ka rawe. "
"Seeing them feels like a memory of a bush walk. It's really special"
"Delicious"
"Love the stunning detail. So delicate "
"Beautiful, captures our amazing NZ bush so well. "
"Magnifique, merci. "
"Awesome, very professional, never seen anything like this before, great! "
"Combination of wood and art, just awesome. So detailed - breathtaking "
"Love your work, passionately done. "
"Wonderful. Full of life but so precise - Almost unbelievable talent. "
Caring for Your Pyrography Art
Wood is an organic material. Because pyrography is created by burning fibers, the artwork will naturally mellow and change character over time.
To preserve the detail and contrast of your piece, I have applied a UV-resistant protective finish. However, to ensure your art remains vibrant for years to come, please follow these care guidelines:
Avoid Direct Sunlight: Do not display your artwork in a room that receives full, all-day sun. Prolonged exposure to UV rays is the primary cause of fading in wood art.
Maintenance: For long-term protection, you could lightly recoat the piece with a clear UV-resistant spray if needed.
Environment: Keep the piece indoors in a non-humid space.
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