I'm not sure what to call these. It's not an original idea, but it's the first time I've tried it.
The idea is to tear a page from a book you don't want anymore and find words and phrases on that page that string together somehow. They needn't relate to the story of the original text. In fact, I found it best if I avoided reading the text and, instead, just skimmed it for words that popped out at me.
Here's my first effort. Sometimes I use Blooming Butter to divide the space and then I really don't need a string; the tendrils provide that.
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Tangles: blooming Butter, Florez, N'zeppel (with Auras), Phuds, Tipple, and wavy lines |
I have previously avoided this art project mainly because of the non-archival nature of the paper used in books. But old books tended to use better paper, and I hope - if I decide to mount these for hanging - that a UV-filter protective coating will help a lot.
Here's my second one. I like how the tangle Adente flows through the phrases, linking them even more.
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| Tangles: Adente, Crescent Moon, Paisley Boa, Pearlz, Tipple |
I think the words 'roses', 'currants', and 'pinks' affected me on my third page and I added color to the one large flower. The tangle Keystone can have a 'picket fence' look, and a window seemed to fit in the upper corner.
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Tangles: Arnia, Black Pearlz, Blooming Butter, Ennies, Flux, Keystone, Knightsbridge, Opus, Tipple |