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practicing some new (to me) tangles. Top one is not so successful, but the rest I am happy with, although I feel like it should be darker beneath tangled 'straws' (middle). Didn't want to totally screw it up though, so erred on the side of caution
Here it is with the colors inverted, just that one click of the button again, it's really just a negative ... I was suprized at how the colors changed to these pretty pastels! :)
Had some time to do a few more Dares - a late starter :). Sorry about the quality of the pics - not easy to take.
(By: PLHill) This is my first Diva Challenge. It was to do a Zentangle with "2014" as the theme. I thinking turned out pretty good. Right now I'm enjoying coloring it!
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Here's a piece I was working on today - using blue gel pen. Tangles used, 'x', 'Chop Chop' 'S' Pots' and Glace - thanks for your visit :)
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My string gave me a fish shape. But who wants a mean fish??
today was a concerted, and conscious effort to not use a grid, (or plan)...just to do!!
This was an odd shape - I didn't realise it only had 7 points until after I started doing one - then I remembered what Erin wrote on her Blogg - it was different than other templates. It was interesting to say the least - not really sure how I was going to tackle it - I ended up doing 3 very different looking Zendalas.
thanks for looking.
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This month's tangle is brought to us by Jane MacKugler, CZT
Even though I do love Henna Drum, I found it difficult to come up with anything other than a vine - I will have to play with it some more :) thanks for looking
I don't think I really got these patterns quite right ... I always, ck. out Leeann's work on Monday's because she is almost always the 1st to post her challenge pieces. I usually do a fast sketch of each pattern to go from , but last nite, I challenged myself to commit them to memory & sinse my P.C. is upstairs & my work space is downstairs ... that really was a challenge in it's self for me, ... If I head to the kitchen for a drink of water & stop on the way to do something else, I foget all about it & half an hr. later I think " Wow, I'm really thirsty! " :) ... Soooo it may be all wrong for the challenge , but I whipped it out fast & here it is anyway ... wanted to keep it super simple, because I'm working on alot of pieces at the same time! Done on 8 1/2 x 11 black cardstock with Galaxy " milky white " marker, prisma white pencil & colored pencils & white gel pen. :)
Inspired by the Zentangle® method of pattern drawing. Derwent Inktense and graphite pencils and black OHTO rollerball pens on 220 gsm cartridge paper. Three colours used: Burnt Orange, Deep Violet & Iron Blue.