So I consulted the Zentangle newsletter and had a better look at OoF. I realized that if I oriented the little squares as diamonds it would work . Then I was away. Here's my first tile, with OoF in the top left and bottom right. I had trouble always getting the arcs to connect to the correct side of the little square, and botched a few by overshooting. That's the inspiration for the curvy fills in the lower right: trying to incorporate a few stray lines. I quite like it!
Tangles: OOF, Crescent Moon, Hollibaugh, Seljuk and unidentified |
Here's tile number two. There are two variations on OoF in the "pendant".
Tangles: OOF, Beadlines, Hibred, Lotus Pods |
Oh! These are both beautiful, but the second ZT really talks to me.
ReplyDeleteWOW, I love your new takes on Oof. Especially that one you goofed up on.....so Zentangly....aren't mistakes wonderful inspirations......love it.......M
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I love your variations!
ReplyDeleteWhat shooting fireworks! I love your sketch explorations ("move hope"? my fave). It's wonderful how you incorporated stray "mistakes" into lovely art. Great Oofs.
ReplyDeleteMargaret, you have really explored the possibilities of "oof". I love some of the tangleations that you have created. Makes one want to grab their pen and start playing.
ReplyDeleteWow, you did an amazing job on both!
ReplyDeleteLike what you did with both tiles. It appears that this new tangle has so many possibilities! Fun!
ReplyDeleteSuch stylish Oofs, your pendant would be glamorous to wear at the next royal wedding!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful art!
ReplyDeleteOh, I Love it! Thanks for sharing your variations, too. Your notebook looks nifty. I'll have to study it bit.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting tangles in your sketch book. And your OoF tiles are great! I love all the variations. Such nice work.
ReplyDeleteI love the one at the bottom that says "interesting" above it. It really is pretty interesting!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. I hope to develop a few of the pattens on the sketchbook page.
ReplyDeleteDiana, "move hope" is actually "more nope" :-) I said "nope" to the one above, and then didn't like the one below either, but just the left side. The right side of that is, indeed, interesting! I'm not sure the circles would show up as well all the time though.
WOWIE!
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