Spundalaz, an attempt

I don't have a paint-spinner gadget, but I do have a small, plastic lazy susan in the kitchen cupboard. I decided to see if it would work to spin paint as the first step in creating spundalaz (brainchild of CZT Chris Titus).

Here's my set-up: a zendala tile with a bit of white sticky-tack in the middle of a lazy susan from the kitchen, inside a cheap square platter from the Dollar Store. I thought I'd better put the spinner in a box of some sort. I didn't want paint flying everywhere.

I need not have been concerned. There was no way I could spin that sucker fast enough to get the paint to spin and spread. Plus, it kept wandering around the square platter. So I spritzed the tile with water and held a wood skewer lightly against the paper to make the paint spread in circles.

No mistakes right? Just opportunities. It's a good life motto.

These are the five zendala tiles I got as a result. Four are white and one is tan (lower right; it looks much darker than it really is).

So, let's see what becomes of these. Come back tomorrow for the results!