Margaret Bremner creates artwork that is intricate, funky, and whimsical.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Weekly Challenge 2: Use a two-pencil string
Laura Harms, CZT, issues a weekly challenge to all zentangle lovers. This week's challenge is to use a two-pencil string, a fun technique I discovered and posted about earlier. I've been doing a lot of two-pencil strings recently so the challenge was more, 'Which one to post?' On this tile there were three rather round areas, so I used Drupe, Daggerly, and Hurakán to fill them. And I DO seem to like doing stripes on cylindrical shapes! (Must remember that simplicity idea though.)
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very nice...I especially love the black and white stripes with what looks like the light glinting off the elongated cone (that was a long explanation *grin*).
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for the striping, too! This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the way this came out! The composition is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great challenge idea! Adds another dimension...Love this one!!Love seeing how others interpret the ideas!
ReplyDeleteYour striping is second to none, Margaret! I always ♥ how crisp and clear your lines are. A fantastic 'double-pencil' tile. Wow! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love all the intertwined ribbons!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I love all your work, I could stare at it for hours!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - such a striking design - love it!
ReplyDeleteI have the feeling of beating drums, fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Words fail me to describe what I feel when I´m looking at this…
ReplyDeleteWow. Thanks everybody!
ReplyDeleteBeating drums... I like that idea, Shelly. Maybe it's the 'round' shapes filled with concentric tangles?
Kit, when I do artwork, the glasses come off and I'm about 15 cms. from the paper!
The stripes have become a bit of a signature for me, but they're not hard to do.
Magical, I just love it :)
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