Diva Challenge #115 Earth Day
In celebration of Earth Day, this week's DIVA challenge is to do a tile or zendala with whatever Earth Day means to you. Laura talks about how last year she was cleaning out flower beds at this time, but this year the yard is covered in snow. I can relate to that....we got another 2-3 inches yesterday, after the 19 total we got over 3 days last week. Unlike Canada though, ours should melt pretty quick and the forecast is calling for 70 this weekend-YAY! Springtime is hopefully right around the corner.
Just like any other tile or zendala, I had no idea what I was going to do when I sat down. I knew I wanted plants or flowers (dreaming of spring). I started in the center with Poke Root and just continued out from there. When I added Scroll Feather it felt like waves in an ocean and that was when I decided to use my Tombow markers for color.
Happy Earth Day and happy spring yard clean-up and planting!
Really like this. The color and the presentation of the tangles is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Sue. The colors are fabulous and the black is so striking! Your Scroll Feather is perfect...that one gives me pause. I have to really concentrate on each step. Love this!
ReplyDeletejust lovely
ReplyDeleteThis is vibrant. Great colors. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteYour use of colors are great. Love it!
ReplyDeleteSpring has sprung with delight, I love the design, tangle choice and colour in your Zendala Sue.
ReplyDeleteYour colours and tangling are beautiful. Hooray for spring, It is such a wonderful time of year.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing, vivid, and graceful display of beauty!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and tangles in your zendala.
ReplyDeleteTruly wonderful! Love your choice of colour and choice of tangles.
ReplyDeleteI really like this! The sea, earth and stars in the sky. Lovley colors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tile the colors and tangles are yummy. Gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteThis should win a poster or logo contest! I can't stop looking at it. Wow.
ReplyDeleteI love the colour in this, my favourite part is the sea. Gorgeous
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