Recently Rick and Maria posted a grid on the Zentangle newsletter - and blog too - that gave out all sorts of ideas for tangleations on a basic grid. I liked this so much I put the grid on the back of my sketchbook so I can refer to it often. They are like little grid seeds that can go together so many ways to create something new each time.
I used a zendala tile and adapted a grid that Margaret Bremner had shown on her blog a while back. Then I started with the seed that's in spot J1 on the grid. By twisting it around and adding a few variations, I was happy with the final result. I used my black IDenti-pen to get the thick black lines and a Tombow marker for the vibrant pink color.
Lovely, great color and movement. Just beeeaaaauuutiful!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out lovely, Sue. Great movement and use of color.
ReplyDeleteIt's like flying above a pyramid and looking down on it from the sky. A very beautiful Zendala!
ReplyDeletethis is lovely Sue. so many dimensions .
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, the red is really striking.
ReplyDeleteYou never seize to amaze in your designing and color choices. I love the pops of color, red, in this zendala!
ReplyDeleteThis is superb and the shading lifts it off the page!
ReplyDeleteVery creative. Like your shading and use of color.
ReplyDeleteI love this. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou created great dimension in your zendala grid (un) locked work. Love the color and the depth you created. Well done.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Zendala. Great idea using Margarets grid, I thought of that and changed my mind. Yours looks great.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tile, so dimensional, and I love the punch of red.
ReplyDeleteI love this!
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