I chose to simply dribble some coffe , which I was drinking at the time, onto a tile. I allowed it to dry of course, then set about to create! I chose to use a red pen and two browns, which are red actually with black added. I worked only on the coffee stain, just veering from it now and again to give an 'airy' feel to it. Then shaded with coloured pencil in circles, so the colouring itself contained shapes. The design had an organic feel to it as I worked it. I enjoyed this new approach to a design as it did not have the "locked in" feel of working with a string. Thanks Amy!
Technique: Watercolour wash background, micron black #1 , coloured pencils |
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Fun BYOB tile and two very lovely tangles to try! (Can't wait to do so) Your Zia's are stunning too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate. I hope I get to see your work with the new tangles
DeleteAbsolutely love you work! Thank you so much for the new tangles to try out! I added them to my "little book of tangles" so I don't forget them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great organic tile you created. It's delightful. It has such a natural, beautiful flow to it. The idea to shade in circles works perfectly with it. It is bursting with personality.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, the blue one is my favorite.
ReplyDeletemmm, loving your use of leaflet in several of the tiles here. It goes ribbonlike in your challenge tile! Love it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tiles! Especially I like the first one. Great new tangles, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your comments and encouragement
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tile. Like the combination of tangles to accent the stain. I like the tangle soleil. Is a nice addition to the organic patterns/tangles. Mathura looks similar to some of Sandy Bartholomew's work.
ReplyDeleteLovely job with the stain. I love your new tangles!! The image you created with them is stunning!! Really terrific! And it was fun to so your mono-color tangles!
ReplyDelete~ Diane Clancy
http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2014/07/diva-byob-spill-entry-challenge/
These are so well done and I just LOVE the one with the watercolor background. It is just such a happy and bright piece. Nice new tangles too. We appreciate your sharing.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with Mathura! Just used it as a new pattern to me this week. I had a question about where the name came from though...can you enlighten me please?
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