Back at Camp Zentangle, Rick and Maria have been busy creating this fabulous new tangle, and they are demonstrating the tangle in a great new YouTube video. They challenged us to: (1) name the new tangle, and (2) deconstruct it and write the step-out instructions. The Diva has more information about Auraknot on her award-winning website.
This is definitely a fun tangle with lots of possibilities and variations. But it does require a good amount of focus and consistency..... with regards to direction when rotating the tile. But, somehow, the result is an intricate, complicated-looking design that sorta resembles a Celtic knot.
Thank you Rick and Maria... and Molly and Sue & Nancy.
Happy tangling.....
... and thanks for visiting.
ps: this entry is a dedicated to and a celebration of two birthdays that need to be acknowledged, as they happened since my last post... Happy Birthday, Susan ~ Happy Birthday, Christopher... love you very much.
This is definitely a fun tangle with lots of possibilities and variations. But it does require a good amount of focus and consistency..... with regards to direction when rotating the tile. But, somehow, the result is an intricate, complicated-looking design that sorta resembles a Celtic knot.
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| Traditional Zentangle - Sakura Micron Black #01 |
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| Traditional Zentangle - Sakura Micron Black #01 and graphite shading. |
Thank you Rick and Maria... and Molly and Sue & Nancy.
Happy tangling.....
... and thanks for visiting.
ps: this entry is a dedicated to and a celebration of two birthdays that need to be acknowledged, as they happened since my last post... Happy Birthday, Susan ~ Happy Birthday, Christopher... love you very much.
I love the look of the three pointed auraknots. They are very flowery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! I can't believe how close you got your lines in the center of the 1st tile-WOW!
ReplyDeleteLove wht you did with it!
ReplyDeletelove both! i really like how you finished them with some personality!
ReplyDeleteLovely touch with the backgrounds Tricia!
ReplyDeleteReally nice three pointed Auraknots. love the backgrounds you chose.
ReplyDeleteLove them both, but the detail on the first one is really amazing!
ReplyDeletethey are both wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI love the curviness of the second one!
ReplyDelete:-) And happy birthday mom! xo S
ReplyDeleteThey're both beautiful. Your line work in the first one is amazing, so close together and so straight and parallel. The second one reminds me of a beautiful flower.
ReplyDeleteFabulous job with the challenge! You did a great job working with auraknot! Love it! :)
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