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Enyshou |
I do think of tangling as a way of seeing music. Most of the patterns can be so very rhythmic. So to me it was a little funny that The guest
Diva challenge #231 this week included a reference to music (C minor). The challenge is to use an old favorite undulating C or S curve tangle and work in a series. To me, that says Enyshou. Not really a question about which tangle to use! And yes, Enyshou does take on a life of its own from my pen and I think you can probably see those flats in the key signature!
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Enyshou |
For the first "tile" I put down three gently curved esses In pencil as my string and then in pen, Cs and Ss and then my pen just took over.
I really liked Sharla's Isochor example, so I thought I'd try that filled with Enyshou for my second tile.
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Enyshou/Isochor |
And because I forgot to show you these ATCs, and because you can see C and S there too, maybe just not in a minor key, here are a couple of examples that have already been given away.
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Phicops, Maryhill, Msst, Tipple, Zander, Flux, Rain, Printemps and Sparkle |
Thanks for your comments, have a wonderful day!
wow, wow, wow... these are terrific!
ReplyDeleteBetsy, you out-did yourself with these!!! Amazing!!! Everything in this post is just so precise and and so Zen!! Looks like you really enjoyed yourself!! Love them!! :0) Annette , Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous, Betsy. I wish you lived next door so we could tangle together.
ReplyDeleteI love classical music so I can hear a symphony when I look at your art. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, all of them
ReplyDeleteall tiles are awesome
ReplyDeleteYout tiles are absolutely fantastic. The composition of the first one is really clever!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, as always! I love seeing your work. It makes me want to try things...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful line work! I love the first one best.
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