Meer and Auraknot are paired here. I tried to think outside the box to put them together but ended up with a similar tile to Laura's. So I instead went with a Renaissance tile so I could try to make it look a little like a woodcut. Shading is one of my favorite parts of tangling so I really enjoyed this. I used two different shades of brown colored pencils along with my white pencil.
Beautiful woodlike cut!
ReplyDeleteVery striking, Sue. you were outside the box, and love the Renaissance tile.
ReplyDeleteLovely tile, I love the coloring and shading. It has so much depth and a beautiful structure.
ReplyDeleteMe too, like your tile very much, very special and beautiful drawn.
ReplyDeleteLove your take on the diva challenge on the Rennisance tile. Really nicely done and very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove it. It looks simple but is really not.
ReplyDeleteThis tile is really pretty, Sue!
ReplyDeleteThat is really stunning!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Love the colors.
ReplyDeleteWonderful composition & beautiul Color! Love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully colored and shaded. The linework is fabulous too!
ReplyDeleteLovely, the sepia on Renaissance with your yummy sepia shading gives such a great organic feel to this piece. Great job!
ReplyDeleteBravo! what a lovely duo-tangle.
ReplyDeleteSo rich and beautiful!
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