Can you describe what you see using at least one completed sentence?

One complete sentence, not completed.

I see a little silhouette of a man.

I see a little silhouetto of a man Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango?

I see a thumbnail - in the sense of an actual fingernail on a thumb rather than a mini photo - and some other things.

I see the figure of a man's face, burned through wood.

I can’t tell who it is but I think his name is Woody.

The side profile of a man’s face was (badly) laser burned onto a piece of wood.

A face carved on a wooden circular disc with hot metal.

It looks like the silhouette of the side profile of a person's face burned into a wooden disk.

This image shows a circular piece of wood with a silhouette of a person's head and shoulders burned into it

yes

I see a tree

I can see the fingers of a man holding a wooden disc with the side profile of a man burned onto it

i see the silhouette of amelia earhart burnt in to a small wooden token.

An ugly hand holds up a plate in which some random silhouette has been etched into it.

RFK (not Jr).

I șes a little silhouette of a man, scaramouche, scaramouche can you do the fandango?

Big wooden penny.

The profile of Lincoln's head is burn etched into a wooden disk.

I can see a man's side profile burnt engraved on a circular wooden disc

Side face profile of a male etched on a wooden disc using pyrography.

The head of a boy scorched into a wooden penny.

This is reminiscent of a cameo. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameo_(carving) "A wooden disc with a man's profile burned into it."

A person of European descent with trimmed nails balances a thin disk of pale wood between their thumb and forefingers. The disk has a rounded edge and on its surface is a pyrographic portrait in profile facing to the right. You can see the blackened individual burn marks from the tool tip where the artist has followed the off-vertical striations of the growth rings to create the silhouette. The growth ring lines appear light within the silhouette in comparison to the unburned wood for an appealing contrast. While the image has short hair with several tufts and curves to give the impression of texture, it is otherwise devoid of many clear gender markers. The shape of the nose and chin are both slender, and with a forward upright gaze it implies a certain amount of youth - it is unlikely to be a more mature muse.

A head of someone, most likely male, burned into a wooden disc

The image shows a portrait of a man in profile, burned into a coaster-sized disc of wood. The man's profile bears a resemblance to Elvis.

A laser engraved cameo on a wooden disk.

Around wooden desk with a silhouette portrait of a person, probably but not certainly male, burned into it.

A "cameo" style silhouette of a man apparently burned into a wooden disk.

A piece of wood with a silhouette of a man burned into it.

Woodburned side profile of a man

I guess Lincoln’s profile showed up on wooden nickels as a young man before he was promoted to copper.

Thank you all for the amazing comments. Every sentence is perfect. Everyone sees what they want to see. As most of us already mentioned, this a male silhouette burned on a round wood disc. The person I wanted to burn is from is Twilight, whose name is Edward Cullen. He is the vampire character portrayed by Robert Pattinson. The hairstyle and sharp profile in the woodburned art is trying to match his iconic look from the films. I guess I failed to achieve that.

I see the side profile of Rick Astley

A large wooden disc is being held up to the camera. On the disc is a burnt-in image of the profile of a man’s head. The image is in silhouette but, at least to my mind, it looks like it could be of Matt Smith or Peter Capaldi during their tenure on Doctor Who.

I see Morrissey’s burnt en face on a round wooden plate.

I see elvis

I see a pyrograph of a young man's silhouette on a plam sized wooden disc.

A circularly cut piece of flat wood that has a side profile of a man burnt into it. On an unrelated note, can someone tell me when should we put a comma before "that" or "which"?

I see a guy burnt on wood surface, although, at first, I thought it's some kind of a cake.

A wooden disc with the silhouette of a man in profile burned onto it.

elvis

I see Lincoln minus his beard

Burnt wood

I see a man's silhouette that has been burnt onto a wooden disc.

I see the image of a sihoullette of a man on the reddit app on my cellphone

Some piece of tat.

I see a fake penny that costs way more than a real penny.