"2 Squared"
Ha-krall, Abukas and Printemps
The Diva is back from her Summer hiatus. The challenge is to create a string using 2 squares.
9 piece ensemble series
ATC #5
Featuring: "Muscari"
Additionally: Pixioze, Batumber, Striping, Paisley Boa and Fescu
The "92 Days" Summer prompts are complete and now we're moving on to a series of prompts called "The Little Zen Menu" from the Facebook group Tangled and Journaled Too! 5 or 6 prompts are posted every Saturday to choose from. I have one last pocket journal to complete so I decided to start with the weekly zendala template (selected from Erin Olsen's "Weekly Zendala Dare challenge from her blog "The Bright Owl") and incorporate as many of the other prompts as makes sense.
Zendala template #43
Rixty
Yellow/Green
Zendala Template #58
"Dyon"
"Binda"
inkidoodles.com (Melinda Barlow's Echo-lined Mooka)
blue/violet
Travelling Tangles completed this week:
my finish...
"Why you needs happy mail? you got me!"
Drinking wine and making art with the family. Good times๐ป❤๐
Thanks so much for stopping by! Your thoughtful and generous comments delight and inspire me.
Wonderful tiles :-))
ReplyDeletethank you Gudrun:-)
DeleteLove your 2Squared Tile for the Diva!๐
ReplyDeleteThank you Anita! That's my favorite one this week;-)
DeleteAimee is right, when you have an animal in the house, you never feel lonely and especially not with such a wise cat as she is!!!
ReplyDeleteI know your face and you look very happy with after creating these beautiful family art, but are the other girls sisters?
Lovely tiles and beautiful colours but this week my absolute favorite is the black/white tile for the Diva.
Thank you Ria! Yes, Aimee is the best companion. We had a lot of fun at that paint night. My sister is on the left and the girls are my brother's daughters.
DeleteYour squares for the DIVA challenge are arranged and drawn in a wonderful way.
ReplyDeleteThe centerpiece for the mosaic is, like the other parts, beautiful in harmonic and powerful colors. I think your art work develops to a wonderful mosaic.
And I like your heartwarming cat.
Thank you Margarete! I had a great time with the challenges this week;-)
DeleteYou have been a very busy tangler person---all with nice results. I really like the way you use color under your tangles. Your template #58 is so elegant. Dino (our dog) has absolutely no respect for paper. If someone leaves a newspaper on the couch or puts the mail there while going through it, that is where he wants to rest. I see we're lucky he's not a cat who can jump. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzanne! I came across a you tube video of someone using highlighters under the colored pencil, so I tried it with the blue/violet and it looked great! The weekly prompts include a color prompt so I'm thinking I'll see if I can keep trying out the highlighter theory;-)
DeleteI've taken to keeping a largish masonite clip board handy so I can keep working when Aimee decides to situate herself in the middle of my work space. I had it on my lap and she stepped right down onto it and made herself comfy. She's a hoot;-)
All beautiful as always, but the zendala is my favorite!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Annemarie! I'm glad for the weekly zendala prompt because left to my own devices, I avoid them.
DeleteWith me it is the Mooka/Msst tile. I wonder how your brain works. a few blues in the corner and you produce the most beautiful tile. There are so many every week on your post. May I ask what you do with all your tiles? Keep them in a shipping container? you should have your own art gallery, yes mam.
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie! I've had that blue/purple tile for months, staring at it, trying to figure out what to do with it. When in doubt, Mooka (then aura).
DeleteThe completed travelling tangles go in an album. The rest either go on my inspiration board or in a box. Some of my favorites get laminated and made into refrigerator magnets that I give as gifts here and there.
I enjoyed your post, especially of the wine and painting. Lovely tangling too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jean! The funniest part of that night was that neither my sister or my nieces even knew who Monet was. I had picked the class because I happen to love Monet. My sister thought the bridge ruined the whole painting so she didn't paint it;-)
DeleteOh I really enjoyed this post! So many fun things to see, your Diva is brilliant, love the colours that you are using in my challenge, your sketchbooks and swaps are bursting with beauty and how fun is an evening of painting with family!? You are all very talented! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks Joey!
DeleteOh my goodness, what fun you've been having! As always, inspirational and awesome!
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