When I returned home after three weeks away, Project Pack 11 was waiting for me! I quickly opened it to see what treasures lay inside. Of course! Why didn't I think of that? Phi-dimension tiles! I love sacred geometry. I even have some golden mean rulers.
Having been away, I found myself rather inundated with Things To Do and wasn't able to enjoy this immediately. But eventually I had a great time!
Day One: Dividing the tile according to phi ratios and drawing Pokeroot (I used Pokeleaf).
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Day Two: Drawing the tangle Gourdgeous along one of the phi lines. In Canada we call this a "goord" while in the US it's a "gord". I've realized that the name of this tangle is "gorgeous", not "goordjus"! 😜
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Day Three: Drawing on the back of the tile, following pre-strung the nautilus spiral using Crescent Moon. I got inspired and drew a Gourdgeous nautilus spiral on the "back" of this tile, actually the intended "front".
Day Four: Drawing a Hollis-inspired, droplet-ended Mooka, then adding color with colored chalk pencils. I added a border of Doodah. On one of the phi intersections I added the tangle Within in gold.
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Day Five: Ing, along one of the phi lines, filling the triangles in various ways, then adding color. It's interesting how it ended up in the center of the tile anyway. I like Ing a lot, so I did two. 😊 In the first, two phi intersections are indicated by the Black Pearlz; in the second, by the Pearlz rings.
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Day Six: Drawing a square around one of the phi intersections and creating a square grid around it. Then, filling alternately with Cubine and a variation of Well, sort of.
Like you I haven't had a chance to explore the latest PP yet, but know that I will enjoy it when I do. Loved seeing your results though - the Gourdgeous (we in the UK say it the same as you do!) spiral is phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm sure you'll enjoy it too!
DeleteSuch luscious art, Margaret!! I love your signature, unpredictable treatments of the offered instructions. ������
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan. My brain surprises me sometimes!
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