Firstly, here's a tile from Janet Shillam-Day sent to me in October 2017. She drew the tangles in white: Abundies, My Swing, and N’zeppel.
I played around with the idea of extending N’zeppel to other areas of the tile, but ended up doing a watercolour wash of blue and then adding Fassett to the area. Shading was added using Derwent’s Coloursoft coloured pencils.
Here’s a 3Z tile from Lin Laidler. I tried to make my Diva Dance sort of weave in and out between the other tangles.
Before.... |
And here's the after. No matter how many 3Z tiles I complete, I’m always so surprised by how small they really are. They get completed so quickly!
I added extra colours using Derwent’s Art Bar, and Coloursoft coloured pencils. The white is from a Uni-Ball Signo Broad pen. |
Onwards, here are my tiles for this week's weekly challenges. Diva's challenge for Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day, featuring the colour purple.
And a tile for Joey's challenge, featuring String #165 and the tangle Exeter.
And a couple more tiles, just for fun. I found a new way to use Inktense blocks and Art Bars, so I'll probably be making a video tutorial soon. :)
Featuring Mooka, and my tangle, Naida. |
Paradox-y thing, with Flux. |
And to finish the week off, a tile featuring my simplified version of Diva Dance. |
Thanks for popping by. I'll see you next week!
Wow I really like your style. I saw the orange and teal flux one on Traveling Tangles on FB, but all of these are just...wow! boldness and simplicity, with a flare. Great work!
ReplyDeleteAll are so lovely. Can't wait to hear/see more about the intense blocks.
ReplyDeleteThe way you work your colours together in the backgrounds is so lovely! And I say that from working up close on one of your tiles this week. I'd love to learn how to blend like that.
ReplyDeleteLoving the colourful tiles! And your challenge this week is fantastic! xo
ReplyDeleteFun, colourful tiles! Love them all! Terrific purple on your moebius tiles
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful tiles! I like them all. My favorite is the Mooka tile with its brillant colours!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! Lovely Joey tile.
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