I think this second tile is my favorite.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Challenge 70 - Adding a touch of BROWN
The challenge this week from Laura at I am the Diva is designed to gently dip into colour. Instead of the whole colour palette - we pare it down to just one... brown - or sepia. Once I scanned my tiles in, the color appears more grey than brown, but trust me, it's brown. I used a sepia pen for some of the tangles and I shaded with a dark brown Prisma color pencil.
I think this second tile is my favorite.
That's my take on the challenge....now off to check out some of the other entries! Thanks so much for stopping in! Your comments are always greatly appreciated! Until next time...
Hugs!
I think this second tile is my favorite.
Hugs!
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19 comments:
Amazing as always
Your first tile has a lot of energy to it and the second? Well it is just lovely! Nice work!
I like the first one... it looks like it's unfurling into something big and blossomy. Beautiful work!
I love the touch of brown! As always, I find these designs so intriguing. I can picture a gallery of these beauties matted and framed.
wow! that second tile is incredible! i love it!
Satiny beauties!
Lovely tiles. Great compositions.
Really nice your designs, and color is perfect
Both are very lovely - bouquets!
Each tile is awesome. All those wonderful lines, swirls, circles and so on ... fab! I've been playing with zentangles but not doing well, still it is fun to give it a try.
So LOVELY!!
I really like the balance created by the little "tail" down at the bottom left in the first one, and all the different designs used. In the second, I like the sparkle in the brown swirls
Very pretty! I especially like your Sanibel
Both tiles are wonderful. Your designs are so unique!
Love the free-form design of your style. Nice tangles.
Both are so pretty and "flowery"!
Barbara
I love these shapes. Do I see purk? That's one of my big favorites! Lots of pretty movement to these!
Nicely done, your second reminds me of spring, lovely.
Susan this is amazing and I would never have thought to add brown it really lifts the image...beautiful work
Anne
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