We are going "vintage" for this week's challenge. The Diva says: "I'm revisiting another past challenge - using a blind string."
This challenge was VERY enjoyable. It was nice to be reminded of the 'feel good' effects of the Zentangle process. A relaxing sense of purpose. Nice.
This challenge was VERY enjoyable. It was nice to be reminded of the 'feel good' effects of the Zentangle process. A relaxing sense of purpose. Nice.
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| Traditional Zentangle - Sakura Micron Black .25mm/#01; graphite shading |
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Happy tangling....
... and thank you for visiting.
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Happy Birthday, Mary! ... love you lots ♥
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Nice job. I like the transitioning of some of your tangles. I have done it a couple of times but it is usually a deliberate process.
ReplyDeleteThis has a great energy, I really enjoy your mix of straight, tangles against the organic flow. Great shading.
ReplyDeleteThe title of this "BlindSided"...so when I think of what that means and I looked at the tangle I saw a clown's head on its side with a pointy object going through its head...as though the clown was blind sided! The lines are pretty and its very bold looking...but I still see a downed clown! xox
ReplyDeletePS I love you my ever so talented mommy!
DeleteLet me explain, my Dear Child: For this challenge, the pencil string is to be drawn with the eyes closed. No peeking. Then the tangles are penned within..... (with the eyes open. LOL) I really like your interpretation of a downed clown. Such a vivid imagination.
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This is lovely!
ReplyDeleteGreat work. Your tangle patterns flow nicely together. Great shading
ReplyDeleteYour relaxation gave use a fabulous tile to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI love the design of this tile. Great tangles.
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