Monday, November 10, 2014

Diva Challenge #193-TriTangle

The guest Host for the Diva Challenge this week is Holly Atwater. She has challenged us to use three patterns. Trio (Hanny Waldburger), Huggins, and Xyp (Zentangle). The initials of these Patterns spell out THX. (As in Thanks which is what the ThanksGiving holiday is all about.)

Thanks Holly for stepping up as the Guest Host this week.

Tile size: 3.5" square. Pens Sukura Micron Pigma .01, Black, Red.



To see more responses to this and other challenges, visit Laura Harms "IamTheDiva" Blog site. 

Thanks to everyone leaving Comments on last weeks challenge, "Use My Tangle". 

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28 comments:

  1. Anonymous11/10/14, 7:16 PM

    I am loving your tangleations of Trio and Xyp :)

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  2. Megan Hitchens11/10/14, 7:43 PM

    Great tile. I love the red embellisment around Trio.

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  3. Unknown11/10/14, 9:10 PM

    I love the composition of your tile. Really well done!

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  4. Ilse11/11/14, 1:37 AM

    Love your Huggins, Xyp, the red accents. Great tile!

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  5. Suzanne Fluhr 11/11/14, 2:18 AM

    This is a very accomplished tile. I had to play it much closer to the basic tangles. I hope I someday achieve your mastery so I will be able to play with them the way you have. As you know, I'm partial to using a bit of red in my tiles, so I also like that touch. Very nice.

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  6. Anoeska11/11/14, 3:27 AM

    Great tile! I really like your Xyp, I had some difficulties with that one.

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  7. Nata11/11/14, 3:41 AM

    Fabulous tile, David. There is so much going on in there. Your tangelations of trio and xyp are great and the overlapping patterns are just wonderful. You really did an incredible job with this challenge.

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  8. Unknown11/11/14, 4:11 AM

    Dessin bien équilibré. j'aime.

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  9. ArtyZen11/11/14, 4:53 AM

    Oh wow, this is really gorgeous! Love how you've kept adding to the tangles - I looked for a long time at each part as well as appreciating the whole. Axxx

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  10. HeidiSue11/11/14, 7:54 AM

    with the curlicues and the red stripes, this piece reminds me of Santa's workshop. hahaha! you know, the smoke rising from the chimney, the train tracks, the peppermint feel. it's a charming triangle! Love it, Dave

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  11. Sue Clark11/11/14, 8:22 AM

    Beautiful tile with lots of movement and excitement!

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  12. Anonymous11/11/14, 8:23 AM

    Rather brave, using all those curves, I feel, and the result is a joyous riot ot pattern. I saw XYP as straight lines and discipline and you have set it free. I'm just in awe of the imagination and stylish design here.

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  13. bmlilith6011/11/14, 8:42 AM

    Love the movement in this tile and your use of your signature red.

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  14. jeanchaneyaz11/11/14, 9:17 AM

    I really like the swoop of the Huggins, the split direction of the Xyp, and the variation of the Trio. Delightful!

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  15. Carmela11/11/14, 9:41 AM

    Elegant as usual and i love al the little details in al the patterns!

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  16. lilystangles11/11/14, 10:19 AM

    Awesome as always, David. And thank you for your kind comment on my blog :) I'm honored :)

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  17. Didisch11/11/14, 1:46 PM

    Great David, I like your xyp and your trio version.

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  18. Anonymous11/11/14, 1:50 PM

    Great tile David! I always love your compositions and the nice contrast that you develop.

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  19. Unknown11/11/14, 2:32 PM

    David, this is an amazing work of art!! I don't know how your were able to keep your lines straight!! so many criss crossing patterns!! I am totally WOWEd!!!
    Thank you for always leaving such inspiring messages on my blog!
    And a special thanks for sending well wishes for my father. He is doing exceptionally well.
    Have an awesome week!! :0) Share humanity

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  20. Anne's tangle blog11/12/14, 12:25 AM

    Gorgeous, stunning, awesome and more!!! I love the way you played with these tangles and got such a beautiful result.

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  21. Dilip Patel11/12/14, 1:48 AM

    Good composition, David

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  22. Antonine11/12/14, 10:38 AM

    David, this is just beautiful. I love how you have added just the right amount of color. I also love that little extra square on the XYP. Like a special dance move you don't expect. So nice!

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  23. Liese Zentangle, Doodle, Basteln,11/12/14, 12:51 PM

    Ein sehr schönes Tangle, mit dem Rot und den Schttierungen einfach faszinierend

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  24. Lynell Harlow / Dreamweaver Stencils11/12/14, 5:08 PM

    Your work is great ....I have really been admiring people's work with the xyp tangle...so good to see what other's did with that and your's is really inspiring. I had a hard time with that one. My tri-tangle ended up a bit stiff, but this really flows...and of course unique!

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  25. Kia11/12/14, 8:48 PM

    great tile - just love your work. your huggins is so subtly different and your trio includes so many interesting things to look at (also I finally got the point of thx - thanks for explaining the first letters made up the tritangle - I thought it was an alternate name for xyp!)

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  26. Holly {ha! designs}11/13/14, 6:50 AM

    David.... What can I say... This is definitely a challenge masterpiece! Everything about it is so amazing! Your tangleations are stunning and I love the composition... You're an inspiration! THX for participating!

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  27. Tangles and More11/13/14, 2:45 PM

    David, great use of all the tangles. I really like your Huggins. It reminds me of over layed wood. Not sure that is the best way to describe it but cannot think of how else to say it.

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  28. cstocks11/14/14, 10:31 AM

    I like the design work you added to xyp, David. Adds great dimension. A creative solution to the challenge. I liked your response to last week's as well...Have a brilliant day! c

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