I had a piece of eco-dyed paper with 'spots' from eucalyptus leaves:
Here it has a few of the 'spots' outlined in brown ink. |
I outlined most of the circles, deciding to sacrifice a few. These circles would need to be darker than the connecting curved bands. I thought about what tangles could be dark and would fit in a small circle, and which tangles would work in a long space.
I decided to include a gem for some 'pop'. I eliminated the pink at the top left. I made two screws รก la Maria. In the end, there IS one moon! After a lot of shading, here is the finished work.
And that, I think, is "About as Crazy as It Gets". :)
Wow - I adore this piece Margaret. You've pushed Crazy Huggins to an extreme and it's worked so well! I'm now seeing much more possibility for what you can fill the tangle with and want to play with the idea myself. Amazing too that it was the nature of the eco-dyed paper that set you on this course rather than forward planning.
ReplyDeleteThats what I love about the eco-dyed papers; it's such an opportunity to see what could be!
DeleteAmazing beyond words.....I would like to see it as a 1,000 piece puzzle ☺️
ReplyDeleteThey would be extremely tiny pieces!
DeleteCrazy beautiful and creative!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art - your tangles are just magnificent. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteNever seen such a beautiful Crazy Huggins, thank you Margaret for this wonderful idea and absolutely gorgeous tile!
ReplyDeleteThis is so wonderful! I've enough work to last me for the next ten days but this is all I'm going to be thinking of right now!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beauty! Crazy creative!
ReplyDeleteI love crazy Huggins, this turned out soooo cool!
ReplyDeleteMargaret— you are a master! I wish you could film your process for YouTube! Thank you for sharing your gift with us, Denise
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