I couldn't sleep last night, and didn't feel like reading or sewing, and the internet was down... so I took out the Zentangle stuff and started experimenting with Phicops. The more I drew it, the more I liked it... but I couldn't let it stand alone so Hollibaugh went into the background. When I got up this a.m. it looked pretty stark so I added bits and pieces of embellishments, and other tangles to the hollibaugh lines, then shading. May favorite part is the Phicops behind Flez - I love the wavy edge. I still want to play around with Phicops some more because I can't seem to get it sort of stubby and round. I haven't checked out many of the other entries this week (because internet has been a pain), but it's up again so that's what I'm going to do now.
14 comments:
I do so love the lines in this one....just enough pattern to give it amazing interest and enough white space to make the tangling fabulous!
Oooo--I love the effect of this with the Hollibaugh, it's all floaty and sublime! Love all the groovy things you've done with Phicops--brilliant!
Love, LOVE this, Sue! I'm so glad you left me a comment, or I might never have found you! Your work is amazing - what a great talent. Love your webpage, especially that 3-D cube - gonna investigate that!
Tis is a great great tile. You made the phicops look so defferent, biy embellish them in different ways. You certainly did a great job on this one.
I like your experiments with Phicops, great tile!
I love it with the interesting mix behind it. I'm glad that you couldn't sleep...LOL
This is great. It looks like an exotic flower, probably a cactus judging from the lack of leaves.
It sure is hard to stop on just one phicops, fun!
Love the use of white space in this one. Wonderful :)
The hollibaugh gave Phicops interest and depth. Love how it turned out.
Your tile became very beautiful, I like your tangelations of Phicops.
Beautiful! I really love how you did hollibaugh. I have to try Phicops some day.
You have mastered phicops with two great tiles.
Wow, they look so leafey! I really like the variations you did with some of them... good ones to keep in mind!
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