Number 30
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| Tangles: Deelish, Knightspeak, Paisley Boa (with leaves), Tipple |
Number 45
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| Tangles: C-Scape, Cubine, Flux, Fohbraid, Jalousie, Pearlz, Purslane, Ragz spirals, and things that just felt right at the time. |
Number 16 (x2)
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| Tangles: Knightsbridge Aura, Not-a-Knot, Paisley Boa, Pearlz, Rounding and more |
Even though Zendalas drive me nuts (to do them), I have to admit these are all absolutely gorgeous! I love how you list tangles by "what felt right" and "sort of". Hahahaha. I am going to see if I can find "firecracker". That's a new one for me. And I will go and see Erin's template just for fun. I have taught about 100 people how to do Zentangles now...and I always "mention" Zendalas and I tell them to go to your blog to see them! Have you seen the tangle "Eureka" yet? On Sandy's blog I think. She and I have been blogging about whether or not it is just a variation of Dansk, Sand Swirls, and Verve. But she thinks it's different enough to have it's own name.
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DeleteWell I really blew it this time!!! I just looked at the red one above and realized (how did THAT happen?!?) that all the tangles I listed were completely wrong!!! I've corrected it. There's no Firecracker there, but you CAN see Firecracker - a lovely border design - in the book '.Zentangle 7 and here: http://enthusiasticartist.blogspot.ca/2012/11/aedm-13-koryl.html
Possibly the tangle you like is Jalousie, in a single row.
I am not surprised that there are no comments. Everyone is speechless. What amazing skill and talent and patience you have, Margaret. I am curious as to how many hours it takes to make a piece of work like any one of these. It seems I spend a lot of time coming up with something a lot less impressive that this. Maybe AFTER I become a CZT? Beautiful work, love your blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anna! Only once, many years ago, have I carefully kept track of the time I spent on a piece of art. The best I can do for most of thes round zentangle pieces is "a few hours". :P
DeleteWow, Margaret, what creativity! My favorite is number 30. I just taught Knightspeak last night when I introduced Knightsbridge and folks are eager to try it. I'll have to show them your version here and really blow their minds :). Just when they thought they had it along comes Margaret to keep them learning. I particularly love the off-centered "paisley boa leaves" - gives the piece so much interest! Thanks for all you do!
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