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Phoenix Burn Week – Turn Frustration into Realistic Pyrography (in Just 5 Days)

Discover the joy of creating realistic pyrography — with calm, clarity, and connection.

5 Days. 5 Lessons. One Confident Artist.

Starts October 24th

If you’ve ever stared at your latest burn and thought:

“Why does mine look flat?” 

“How do people get that soft fur?”
“I just wish I could control my pen better…”


Then Phoenix Burn Week is for you.

This isn’t another intimidating art challenge - it’s a gentle, guided journey that helps you finally understand what makes realistic pyrography come to life.  

Over five relaxed, live lessons, I’ll walk you through tonal values, pen pressure, and creating lifelike texture - all while keeping things calm, clear, and confidence-boosting.  

And you won’t be doing it alone. You’ll have a whole circle of creative women right beside you learning, laughing, and burning together.


Last time we ran an event like this, dozens of artists said it was the first time they truly felt confident holding their pen again. You don’t have to do this alone.



✨ What You’ll Learn During Burn Week

Each day builds on the last, guiding you through small, achievable wins that self belief and real skill.

You’ll finish the week with real progress, and the wonderful realisation that yes, you can create beautiful, realistic art.

Day 1: Eye Study
The leopard’s eye. You’ll learn how to create depth, realism

Day Two: Kitten Paws
We’ll focus on soft, light fur. Those tricky, fluffy textures 

Day Three: Dogs Ear
Making black fur look realistic rather than flat.

Day Four: Full mini Portrait
You’ll learn to build warm, lifelike layers that bring your subject’s personality to the surface

Day Five: Full Mini Portrait
We'll be focusing on those final highlights, blending, and finishing touches

💡 What You Get for £10

✨ 5 live training sessions with me (and yes, there's time for questions)
14-day replay access in the Phoenix Burn Week Hub
✨Printable Burn Week Workbook with notes, space to practise, and reminders
Private group access for sharing, support, and feedback
✨A huge boost of confidence before your next burn

🌷 Five days. Four projects. Less than two cups of coffee.

❤️ Who It’s For

This is perfect if you:

🔥 Love pyrography but feel stuck or unsure where to go next
🔥 Want to create realistic portraits but don’t know how to start  
🔥 Feel nervous or out of practice, and crave a step-by-step plan  
🔥 Miss the joy of creating something just for you
🔥 Want to be part of a warm, supportive community that lifts each other up

🌷 Let’s Burn Together

For just £10, you’ll spend five gentle, inspiring days learning, laughing, and building your confidence — surrounded by artists who get it.  

This isn’t about perfection. It’s about rediscovering your creative spark and remembering just how capable you truly are.  

🗓️ Phoenix Burn Week: October 24th–28th — Live on Zoom

💰 £10 — includes workbook and replay access

Kez Halliday

💫 Ready to Light the Spark Again?

Join Phoenix Burn Week - 5 days of guided, confidence-building pyrography that will leave you proud, inspired, and itching to keep creating.

Reserve Your Spot Now  

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can use your favourite pen or tip, you certainly don't have to use the same as me.

Your burner, a flat piece of wood, and your usual nibs. I’ll send a full supply list and printable workbook once you join.

No, you do not need to have the same tool, nibs, and pencils as me. Please use what you have available to you.

Soft woods like basswood, birch, and poplar are ideal. Avoid resinous or chemically treated woods, as they can produce toxic fumes or damage your tools.

No problem — all sessions are recorded and available for 14 days.

Mistakes are part of the process! We’ll teach you how to fix common errors or creatively work around them. Pyrography is very forgiving with the right guidance.

It’s a warm-up event! After Burn Week, you’ll get the chance to continue your journey inside the Phoenix Membership if you’d like — but there’s no pressure.