This week, Sue Jacobs, CZT, is the guest "challenger". Sue's challenge is to draw a string using a piece of string (or yarn, rope, wire etc.). Hold your piece of string/yarn above your tile and slowly drop the string onto the tile until it falls into a pleasing pattern. Then, using a pencil, lightly trace the pattern of the string onto your tile. Voila!! You're ready to tangle.
For my string, I used this multi-colored cord that I received from Lois Stokes, CZT. Lois gave a string to all the students in CZT Seminar #3 in May 2010. (Thank you, Lois!)
Great imagination, Sue! What else do you have cookin' in your studio?
Happy tangling!
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| String was slowly dropped onto this 3.5" square tile. Pattern then lightly traced with a pencil. |
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And here is my Creative Genesis contribution to this week's unique challenge. This was fun.
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| Traditional Zentangle 3.5" square tile; Sakure Micron sizes 01 & 005; graphite for shading. |
Great imagination, Sue! What else do you have cookin' in your studio?
Happy tangling!
I love this. Wonderful shading and tangles. I'm going to keep my eye out for a some of that lovely colorful string!
ReplyDeleteI can tell you enjoyed this. It has a great flowing feeling and love the shading and choice of tangles. This string theory is fun, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteWaoow very great !!!
ReplyDeleteLove the organic flow this one has!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool love how you used the string as space. XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to trace around the string..i also really liked this challenge and will use the idea again. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. It looks very organic.
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