Fengle and Shattuck
Adele's string was a sort of angular spiral. It wasn't until I was halfway into it, I'd wished I made Fengle bigger. I really like this combination of patterns and now I'm tempted to go back and do another one, but I always seem to cut it down to the wire. We'll see...
I actually think I'm getting caught up with my stack of Traveling Tangles;-) Here's what I did this morning:
This is my finish to a tile sent to me by Paula Beverley...
...traveling from Virginia
Here's my finish to Lydia Meneses fun tile...
...traveling from the big island of Hawaii
This is my finish to Sabrina Kirjavainen's lovely start...
...traveling all the way from Finland.
It was a coincidence that I should receive 3 in a row that were black ink on official Zentangle tiles. I love them but I don't buy them. Part of it is budgetary but, I have more paper than I could ever use in a lifetime. Having said that...I really do love working on them. My pen loves working on them. These were a joy to complete and it was a nice change to put the color aside for a bit. I even broke out the graphite and focused on some shading and drop shadows.
This was a group of tiles I put up for swapping a few weeks ago when I started experimenting with the tissue paper color transfer technique:
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This was a group of tiles I put up for swapping a few weeks ago when I started experimenting with the tissue paper color transfer technique:
Lydia Meneses, in Hawaii, finished this tile
Muniza Askari in Singapore, finished this tile.
Thanks so much for visiting my blog. Your thoughtful and generous comments delight and inspire me.
Your String challenge is gorgeous! Very inspiring, as your work is always :-)
ReplyDeleteIAST is so beautiful done! And these wonderful travelling tangles!
ReplyDeleteYou have a unique style and your IAST tile is a lovely example. I'm blown away by your travelling tangles too, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful String-Thing tile! I like your Fengle very much.
ReplyDeleteTravelling Tangles are a wonderful project ... the result are fabulous!