Awhile back, Rick and Maria did a wonderful post on their blog about William Morris who was a wonderful textile designer, artist, and writer. Maria showed us her technique of using a white gelly roll pen on black. When you scan the Internet on all of the wonderful work William Morris did, it becomes a little overwhelming. This weeks Diva challenge was to use the William Morris technique of light over dark. I need to work with this technique a little (ha-a lot) more. It's hard to get the gelly roll pens to be as precise as the Microns. I'm not sure now that I look at this tile again, if I filled in enough light on dark. It's was hard to decide how much to do without totally loosing the verdigogh tangle. Anyway, it was fun to try something new and I will definitely be trying more! For someone without an art background, I love that Rick and Maria are always taking it up a notch and introducing us to artists and how we can apply their work to Zentangle. I also love these challenges from Laura Harms, the diva. Thank you all!
Sue, this is just splendid!
ReplyDeleteI love how you continued the verdigogh into the dark area with the white pen!
ReplyDeleteVery nice effect! It is great how these challenges help us improve as we learn.
ReplyDeleteLovely, has a great impact! Contrast is working for ya!
ReplyDeletegreat minds think alike...!!!
ReplyDeleteReally successful. I like florale patterns.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely.
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I love this Sue! Very Morris-y
ReplyDeleteThis came out really wonderful Sue! I love your verdigogh!
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