Challenge # 70-Sepia |
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Challenge # 70-Sepia
This week the Diva challenged the zentanglers to use color in our tiles. Because so many haven't used any color, she suggested doing part of the zentangle with a Sepia tone...I always have trouble choosing which zentangle patterns to use so this time, I decided to use patterns beginning with "S" for sepia. There are so many patterns out there...(click on the "tangle patterns" badge that I have on the side) I need help in making a decision! It worked so well I may have to use this technique again!!!
The tangles I used are Sonnenband, Striping, and Squid. Sonnenband is from Simone Bischoff who is in Germany and means Sun Bands in English, and clicking on either of the other two patterns will take you to the same artist, Sandy Bartholemew...two different blogs with the instructions on how to draw these.
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Fabulous composition on this piece!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and your 'choise' of tangles went realy well!
ReplyDeleteAnnemarie Huijts, Holland
Beautiful! Love everything about this piece!
ReplyDeleteLove your choice of Sonnenband as a background. Your squid are amazing. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteGreat choices for tangles...lovely tile!
ReplyDeleteThe white spaces give your tile a wonderful intensity. I love the tangles in black and the framing in sepia. That pattern in the sepia is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLike your design and the sepia accent. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteInteresting composition, and very fine work. Lovely.
ReplyDeletewonderful piece!
ReplyDeleteI love your squids! Great tangle
ReplyDeleteI love your tangle. So different!
ReplyDeletereally nice composition. great idea to use the first letter of the challenge as a prompt for yourself. Thank you for the links to other patterns, too.
ReplyDeleteReally nice tangle. Your pattern work is so precise!
ReplyDeleteUsing "S" patterns was a fun and clever way of doing it. You are a "Squid Master".....they turned out superb!!
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