“Highway to the Danger
Zone
Right into the Danger
Zone”
That is the i am the diva challenge for this week.
For me, that is trying
the new things without practicing them first.
So here were my out of
the comfort zone attempts.
-A round tile
-Using black ink and
brown ink together. I always love what Maria Thomas and Shelly Beauch do when
they use this combination, but I have not until now tried it myself.
-Using white charcoal
pencil to shade.
-And last but not least
using a brand new Tangle, for the very first time and putting it straight onto
the tile without any practice beforehand.
I managed to check off
all of them in this attempt. Even though the new tangle isn’t quite “right”, I
am still pleased with my first attempt.
Just remember,
“You Don’t Know What You Can Do!
Until You get it up as High as You Can GO!”
Thank you for stopping by and seeing my work, and to those of you who leave me comments. You do make my day!
Very nice work. I love the choice of colours and patterns.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful!
ReplyDeletevery lovely! indeed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice job with the new tangle.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!! The colors are great.
ReplyDeleteThis is excellent! You should be so proud! I also took a head-first leap at using tangles I've never used before & not practicing them first... you did much better than I did. You did a great job with the balance of black & brown, & the white charcoal shading is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, it is gorgeous! Love the subtle color change, it helps to bring depth. Beautifully done! NancyD
ReplyDeleteWow you did a great job on this new tangle. And than without practising before the use of the tile! Tuhe cobmination of black and brown indeed is wonderful! And it looks like a tile done by Maria!
ReplyDeleteZippity do dah, you did it! With style, panache and beautiful balance of colour!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice, brilliant.
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! You did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteWow–I love it all! From the dramatic lines to the impeccable shading, this tile is fabulous. I especially adore how you have varied the size of your tipple orbs.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done Aquafleur! You have done a masterful job with this beautiful tangle, and your use of the brown pen, and white charcoal for shading are really well done. Love the aura you've added to it, and your really nice tipple. All excellent and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I'm still figuring out how I want to use it.
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