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Afghan Woman by James R. Ward Pyrography and color on wood panel After a National Geographic cover Image courtesy of the artist

Fishing Fly by James R. Ward Pyrography on wood panel Image courtesy of the artist

Lilies by James R. Ward Pyrography and color on wood panel Image courtesy of the artist

Young Indian and Wolf by James R. Ward Pyrography on wood panel Image courtesy of the artist

Fish by James R. Ward Pyrography on wood panel Image courtesy of the artist

Indian Child by James R. Ward Pyrography on wood panel Image courtesy of the artist

Canadian Jim Ward is a self-taught artist who resides in a small tourist town called Wasaga Beach in central Ontario, Canada. The retired artist, who has been doing pyrographic art for only about six years, tried the technique of pyrography after getting involved in wood carving. Now he mainly works in pyrography using a pointillism technique, and has won many awards at shows.

See more works by this artist and read his story in his own words in an illustrated article entitled Jim Ward--From Carving to Pyrography published in the July-August 2006 issue of WOM, linked here.

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