I love this tangle - I used to use it a lot more, but I've been experimenting a lot lately with new ones. I like that I had a chance to come back to it! Laura's Diva challenge this week is to use Sanibelle - this tangle reminds me of shells, and it wasn't until I was more than half way through the tile that I decided to add an "ocean-y" feel to it.... I'm not sure if that came through, but once I added Verdigogh (which I had for 2 days after a dinner cruise in Maui), I thought of seaweed & lovely flowing underwater things. This tile is like nothing I've done before - I've used the tangles, but I feel like this has more movement and flow than what I usually create.
Over the next few weeks, I'm lucky to have not one, but TWO workshops with Chari-Lynn, a CZT from Collingwood, Ontario. I've been bombarded with requests from teachers at my school for a workshop, and Chari-Lynn has graciously accepted to do a workshop for my colleagues, and then come back to our school to lead an electives class (2, actually!) with some of our Junior/Intermediate students - and of course, I get to be the "teacher-in-the-room"! I can't wait!
Just for fun (no sanibelle in this one), here's another tile that I did last week - when I couldn't (just couldn't!) do the Diva challenge of using my non-dominant hand..... I'll challenge myself next time on that one!
Happy Tuesday!
Both tiles are wonderful. I love the light touch that your work has.
ReplyDeleteI think both of your tiles turned out great! I'm very new to zentangles, so I am really enjoying seeing everyone's responses to the challenge. :)
ReplyDeleteYour tiles are both lovely. I especially like the first--it has wonderful movement.
ReplyDeleteA very lovely composition!
ReplyDeleteYour Sanibelle tile is beautiful! As is the second tile. You do a wonderful job with shading.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI really love the way your tangles compliment each other, and flow easily from one to another. Well done.
ReplyDeleteBoth tiles very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous tiles....your betweed on the second one looks fabulous! I need to practice that one!
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