This time I remembered to take a before-pic!
I think I am pleased with this result! The pen went so smoothely over the surface (watercolorpaper 200g). I had fun and I had a lot more tangles, than I use to do! Here they are: Schlingl (Ela Rieger), Tizzy (Hanny Waldburger), Appearance (Sandra Strait), Metro (Anya Ipsen), Ovolution (Sandra Chatelain), Golven (Mariët Lustenhouver), Beadline (Margaret Bremner) and Tipple.
As I had so fun with this I wanted to try what a lot of people do: Shavingfoam-art. It is very easy to do. But I would have done it outdoors! Now my studio smells of masculine shavingfoam, and thats not fun!
I used food-colors and these are the tiles I made for tangling later. But I had to give one a try! Watercolorpaper 200g is ok to do this on or original tiles (I made some on ATC). the heavier paper, the better I think.
So here is my first tangling on a marbled surface. Patterns: Whirlee (Lynn Shelton Mead), Beadline (Margaret Bremner) and Dorsal (mine). I think this is a great technique if you want to make cards for birthday or such things. Anyhow it is fun and relaxing. But now I have to get rid of the heavy smell from the shaving foam! I can´t stand it this way! :)
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Nice work Anita, I like your "spilled" tile very much. Well chosen tangles make this composition really beautiful and soft nice colors give the tile just "something more"
As I said before black and white is always beautiful but to experiment with colors can be very surprising. I use already a long time watercolors and I like the results, but your food colors are also something I wanna discover, the tile looks wonderful!!!
Thank's Ria! I like to experiment! I do that a lot in my paintings. New materials.. New colors... New structures. In zentangle I think it can be good to have a break from only doing b/w. It might lead to new surprises!😄
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