The Diva's challenge this week was to use a blind string. I drew the top line, then closed my eyes and continued on with the lines. I got two loops. That was good enough for me.
I usually defy the rules of Zentangle and not use strings as a base. But not this time. For the finished piece, I wanted to use Zentangles that I had never used before, and it just so happened that I received an e-mail with a new 'tangle yesterday, so I started with that.
It's called DUGWUD by Anita Roby-Lavery.
The pattern is the prominent first loop.
Along with Dugwud, I also used Lacey and Jonqal. I don't have the names for the other florish bits at the bottom and the side.
It's called DUGWUD by Anita Roby-Lavery.
The pattern is the prominent first loop.
9 comments:
I love the shades of blue and the little people are sweet!
I love the new tangle, and the blue colour in this is great. Well done, a great piece
Isn't "dugwud" fun? It is lovely here with touches of blue. This is a very nice tile!
How very beautiful! I especially love your little people sitting on the steps. Looks like you had lots of fun zentangling this piece and we are having lots of fun looking at it!
Be happy :)
Jacque Solomon
www.tanglebright.com
Like your string and what you did with it. Looks like your people are having a fun time too.
Thanks for your lovely comments. It certainly was lots of fun to do.
Who knew blue could be sooo happy? Very nicely done!
I love the blue color, and the little puppets sitting on the loop. Very nice Zia, and a great string you used.
A lovely blue zia!!!
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