My Book only has perhaps a dozen pages left in it. I haven't been in a hurry to fill it, wanting it to add something new only when I felt inspired. These are the most recent additions.
I was rather taken with two tangles, Salt (the hexagons) from Franciose Lip and Amazing Spider (in the background) from Hennie Brouwer.
Two of the recent project packs from Zentangle had flower-like results, which I enjoyed reproducing in my Book.
I was charmed by Cherryl Moote's tangle Morrisseau. Some of the elements here are collaged, some are drawn on the page.
I've occasionally worked with found text, so I did that on one page. I tore two pages from the same book and glued them into my larger book, then hunted and tangled.
I've been loving the stains left by my husband's hibiscus tea bags: pinks, purples, blues, grays, browns, ochres... Unfortunately, the paper in this book is not as friendly towards them as is the Tiepolo paper of the Zentangle tiles. This page ended up with only grays, and rather wrinkly. I also tried using some stencils with the teabags.
For previous Book pages, check these posts:
- How it began
- Next steps
- Inserting an eco-dyed paper
- Back cover, an alphabet, gems and paisley
- Hexagons
- Celtic-style tangles, and W2
- Frontispiece and photos of my grandmother
- Space junk
- A sunflower, and the flower of life
- Knightsbridge and magic squares
- More space junk
- For now - A phrase I hated, now dear to my heart
- Mongolian roofs
- Cubine and Fassett
- Nautilus
- Notanical - combining Notan and botanical imagery
- An 'oops' page
- Inspired by Project Pack 7
- Four more pages: twisted striping, and borders
- Three more pages: leaves, tea, and spirals
- A month of joy
- A few more pages in my marvelous book: a dragon, neurographic drawing, and BrixBox/Cantire
Margaret, your VERY creative mind and the hand that it leads certainly generate some outstanding art! These pages are amazing. Thank you so much for posting them! You always inspire me. :)
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