"Remake of a Classic"
I love this challenge! We were asked to remake one of our old favorites and I've been meaning to go back a do this one for awhile. Although the point was to compare your growth, I didn't approach this as a finished piece or an improvement from the original.
I wanted to include this in my DIY journal as a study for the future development of a finished piece.
originally submitted to "Square One: Purely Zentangle"
pattern focus: "BB"
Blog post: January 19, 2015
I didn't get a chance to finish this weeks Joey/IAST duo-challenge. My schedule has been and will be a bit crazy this week so I'm hoping I can share it next week.
Here are a few of the Travelling Tangle swaps I finished last week:
My finishes...
...to these two starters by Lucretia Horton
These were super fun and I knew the pink one would be a great art journal piece in the end;-)
My finish...
...to another of Lucretia's starts
My finish...
...to another of Lucretia's starts
I had started drawing that zig-zag at the bottom
before I remembered to take a before pic
I'm so happily over-whelmed by the abundance of pieces I've been receiving from each of my swap mates so far. I will finish each and every piece!
This is a closer pic of the leaf pic above
My finishes...
...to these 3 starters by Jules Mack
I finished all three of these while watching the Royal Wedding;-) before heading off to...
...Cheese Camp on Sunday. Over the next 3 days we visited several farms and creameries in Marin County. What an amazing trip, traveling with a group of cheese professionals (curd nerds). I made new friends, learned so much, ate a lot of cheese and enjoyed the beauty of this place. I'm a city girl so getting out into the country is a rare and beautiful thing.
We stayed in a gorgeous farmhouse where goats were kidding in the barn next door. I watched a goat being born!
This little guy was only hours old when I took this pic
once the mama cleans him up, he's taking his first steps within minutes
Incredible!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Your thoughtful and generous comments delight and inspire me.
The coloured remake for the DIva is my absolute fave this week, gorgeous result!Lovely T.T. very difficult to choose,I like them all and also this little guy is very cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Ria 😍
DeleteI especially love the traveling tangle tile with the leaves. It is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marty😉
DeleteAgain, you show us wonderful tiles this week, Michele! My favorite is the colored DIVA tile, but the first version is beautiful in its own black and white way. I also like your other work this week, especially the green one. I hope, your Aimee isn’t jealous because a sweet little goat has taken her place this week!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Margarete 😁
DeleteWow, both are gorgeous but the colored one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteI'm missing quirky Aimee pics... but that cute little goat is running a close second!
ReplyDeleteI love both your Diva tiles! They each have their own character. And I really like the leaf tile started by Lucretia.
That little goat is so sweet! Beautiful and inspiring work!. Love to see you tiles for Diva´s challenge! It is a journey in between! So much creativity is flowing!
ReplyDeleteI really like the journal page. Reminds me of Alice In Wonderland’s tea party.
ReplyDeleteThe feather tile for Travelling Tangles is lovely, too. I always try to imagine what I would have done to a “before” tile... and then compare it to how the other person actually completed it. It’s fun to see how creative others are.
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