I had hit an artistic block this past week and my "Inspiration GPS" just wasn't working ... I think I needed to charge its batteries. That being the case I decided why not try some of these Zentangle Tiles?! I proceeded to cut myself up a small stack of 3.5x3.5 squares and settled back, relaxed and enjoyed creating the following four Zentangle Tiles. These will be listed in my Etsy Shop shortly, but I wanted to share them with you first.
Since Zentangle Tiles do not have a subject matter I was having trouble with giving the pieces titles ... I finally decided to just give them numbers as I progress. So here they are:
Zentangle Tile #1
Zentangle Tile #2
Zentangle Tile #3
Zentangle Tile #4
Moral of this little story: If you are having trouble recharging your "Inspiration GPS" ... try recharging with a few Zentangle Tiles!
Happy Day!
Karen Anne aka IrelandBrady
Hey Karen Ann!! Wow my friend ;o) It's hard to say, which one is my favorite, but I like number 1 ;o) I see a butterfly, some snails, some rolls of scrolls. Maybe some important messages on them ;o) Number 4 to me, is a Christmas decoration! I could look at these forever! Fantastic!! Take Care ;o)
ReplyDeleteHey Stacy! I love your comments and observations! I am delighted you can see so much! Number 4 does look like a Christmas ornament, doesn't!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day dear friend!
Karen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(lol my dog just did all those commas with her paw!)
ReplyDeleteSo...I was saying that I really love the way you do your Zentangles..you have a style that is very unique...I can always tell your work when I see it on Etsy.
Number 3 looks like a big icecream cone slanting with scoops on top of scoops!
Hey Deborah....your dog must have been trying to e-communicate with my dog! LOL! Danny Boy is always putting in his two paws worth when I am on the computer too! LOL! I love your take on #3! I'm craving an ice cream cone now! Wow! I guess I am developing a signature style? Hope that is a good thing! But happy to hear you know my work when you see it ... I've tried to emulate other artist's I admire ... but my work always seems to look like my work so I guess that is what I am meant to do.
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