The guest host for today's Challenge is Aimee Belair, CZT. The Challenge, to superimpose two strings on one Tile. Laura Harms is back from her trip to Providence, RI, where she was the Key Note Speaker. Congratulations Laura, and welcome back. Your presence at Providence made a big impression on all the attendees I'm sure. We are looking forward to your Blog Reports of your adventures.
The two strings that I have incorporated in my Challenge piece today are: String #070, by Dicher Gervy, and #012, by Barbra Finwell.
Patterns used are:
1-Drip-Drop, by Debbie Perdue CTZ-5
2-Si Weed, Sadelle Wittshire.
3-Well-Rick Roberts.
4-Emingle-ZEN...
Tile Size: 3.5" x 5".
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Great piece. I really like the fade from dark to light in the blue, really draws the eye in.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, Kate. The Blue Fade background was at the suggestion of my Granddaughter, another Kate, whom we call Kattie.She is an awesome Artist in her own right.
DeleteWow, what a great piece. Your coloring technique is awesome. The blue looks like the ocean on a tropical beach with lots and lots of Sun. The grid tangles look great, and not so straight but very playful. Just love it....:)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for your comments, Didisch.
DeleteI love your use of color in this piece. Your Granddaughter's suggestion was right on! It adds so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments. My Granddaughter is already an impeccable portrait artist. Self taught, and only 18 years old.
DeleteYour granddaughter sounds like mine. She's a senior in HS and her art is amazing, also self taught. She's had a pencil in her hand for as long as I can remember!
DeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sal.
DeleteI love the shading with the blue as it really adds depth to the shape, and the other color accents work well with the blue. I also really like the double frame around the whole piece.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments, Jean.
DeleteYour granddaughter gave a great advice, what a fantastic thing is that!
ReplyDeleteGive her my compliments please.
Your tile is beautiful, I like the combination of tangles.
We both thank you for your comments, Anne.
DeleteBeautiful. Reminds me of an indian tapestry. The blue gradient is absolutely perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lily.
Deleteto me it looks like a place where i would like to hang out with a cup of tea. good vibes there.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a relaxing place, indeed. Thanks, Akua.
DeleteOh la la! Quite exotic, David
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shelly.
DeleteIt really is a great piece, very fun to look at. Since everyone else has (correctly) praised the blue wash, I want to speak up in praise of the green tangle in the corner. Is that Si-Weed? The muted tones in the rest of the piece are also a great touch.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jennifer. Si Weed was used on the far left edge. The Green Tangle on the right edge is currently un-named to me. I think it is an undocumented participant with a dubious pedigree.
DeleteVery nice contrast between the black and white part and the coloured part.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nat.
DeleteI too love how you have restricted the colour to one main area, it really leaps out at you. Have never used drip-drop but you've made it look like a go-to tangle for me! Linda
ReplyDeleteDrip-Drop is a fun Tangle. Thanks for your comments.
DeleteI love your color in this, especially how you have handled the blue in the center tangle. This is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Barb.
DeleteI like how the drops in the middle look like jewels!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Charlotte.
DeleteI'm like everyone else and in awe of the blue shading! I also really like how all of the tangles go so well with each other. What are the little "sun bursts" called in the corners?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments, Joey. If you are referring to the left and right lower corners, those were just creative fills with no names as far as I know.
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! Great shading and colouring!
ReplyDeleteThanks LonettA.
DeleteWauw, beautiful coloured tile with a very pretty composition of tangles. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Carmela.
DeleteBeautiful colors, beautiful patterns. The red drops are stunning
ReplyDeleteThanks, Omer.
DeleteThis is beautiful. Your use of colour gradient is masterfully done.
ReplyDeleteWould echo the comments about the gradations of the blue. I like the red drops. They remind me of pendants.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Donald.
DeleteGreat piece! Oh, and i was Certified in May of 2010! I went down to Providence to be the Key Note speaker for the 15th CZT Seminar. :)
ReplyDeleteAs Paul Harvey used to say, "...and now for the rest of the story." Thanks so much for the clarification. I would have loved to have heard your Key Note presentation. I would have loved to have been there getting certified, but the classes fill up before I even know the Class Dates. Thanks for everything you do. And you do a lot, for after all, "You are the Diva." Love ya.
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