A Collection of 10 Coolest Dragon Pyrography Patterns
Dragon pyrography patterns are very demanding worldwide because of different dragon-themed movies and TV shows. But trying this type of pattern is pretty much difficult. So, beginners should keep practicing and when they get improved, they can try some easy patterns. If you are a mid-level pyrographer like them, try out the following Dragon pyrography designs, listed below.
Dragon Pyrography Patterns You Can Try
1. Basic Pattern
- Beginners can try this type of pyrography pattern with a complete prior sketch.
- Can be completed with additional paints and extra background.
- Looks good to make the figures of Heraldic dragon, Chinese dragon, Wyvern, Amphipteres, etc.
- Might seem difficult if the artist is in his beginning state and don’t have enough sketching skill.
2. Baby Dragon
- A good choice to make child-friendly pyrography designs.
- Beginners and halfway learners will find it easy if there is an advanced rough sketch.
- Looks perfect on a wooden wall décor, chopping board, or diary cover.
- A deep wood burning mark suits the best in this type of artwork.
3. Grown Up One
- Any dragon art is cool to look at if colors added to it.
- This particular art requires at least mid level skills.
- The physique and motion requires to be realistic.
- You can portray the beast in either protective or destructive fashion, but the colors will be changed according to the intension.
- It is a superb one to use as a home décor item.
4. Head Shape
- This is for intermediate to professional pyrographers.
- Looks great to make gaming logos, company logos, and personal logos.
- Can be altered with deep-colored paints and an extra border around the base wood.
- Suitable to craft on a small coaster, wall hanging, shop banner, book cover, etc.
- Might seem difficult for the mid-way learner if there is no pre-made outline.
5. Full Body Woodburn on Box
- Suits well on wooden boxes, jewelry boxes, book covers, etc.
- An additional ribbon art with small notes can make it looks even greater.
- An additional map of fictional cities is a good choice to décor this type of artwork.
- Might require different shades of wood burning marks with varieties of temperature levels.
6. Tribal Pattern
- Must with some extra signs, symbols, or meaningful statements with the dragon.
- Mostly used to decorate expensive gift items, ethnic wall hanging, or traditional artwork.
- Only suitable for professional and skilled pyrographers.
- Needs different shades of burning marks and an advanced level of pyrography techniques.
7. With Fire
- To clear the effect of fire, one should use suitable paints and backgrounds.
- Must be the image of Amphipeteres, Asian Lun, Draco Gallicus, and other fire dragons.
- Not suitable for beginners and halfway learners.
- Professionals can take more than a few days or weeks to complete this type of artwork.
8. Game of Throne Dragon (GOT) Pattern
- Only suitable for skilled pyrographers.
- Must require advanced pyrography techniques with different shades of burning marks.
- Looks very attractive for the GOT fans and can be used in the theatres and fan meeting centers.
9. On Coaster
- This is a very common pattern of pyrography.
- You don’t need to be an expert if easy dragon pattern is chosen.
- Very pretty to have a full set of coasters depicting a dragon family including the kid dragon.
10. The Eye
- This is a very attractive piece of art.
- Requires good skill set to make it look like a real one.
- You can introduce some carving in it to make a 3D pyrography art.
- If done with professionalism, you can keep this thing on the mantlepiece with a low red light ambience.
Here is a cool video for dragon pyrography.
You can watch this dragon wood burn video as well. It is a nice one.
For your help, if you make any mistake in doing the pyrography, you can rescue your piece of art through some processes. Here is an article on pyrography troubleshooting.
Final Thought
Not just for GOT fans, you would love to try dragon pyrography ideas if you are a fan of the Jurassic Series, Lords of the Rings, The Hobbit, Pete’s Dragon, etc. However, if you are an entry-level learner, you might see them as very difficult in the beginning. But don’t worry. You can try practicing the first and the second option to improve your skill. All the best.
