I think this might be another challenge I have to do more than once, 'cause I. LOVE. BRIDGEN. And I sure do love those danglies. Technically, I don't think they'd qualify as a tangle pattern, but they're so... happy. I may never do another tile without them. :oD
Update: I know I'm breaking some serious Zentangle rules here, but I lean pretty hard toward whimsical/cutesy ALL THE TIME and I've been dying to ignore the rules (no up or down, no representational art) and really have some fun with this pattern. So I threw in a few of my favorite things, and threw the rules out the window.
Just this once.
Bridgen is wonderfully strung throughout this zentangle and it become beautiful because of the string!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is whimsical and fun! I really love it!
Deletehahaha! i love the dangles, too! they are so much fun to make!
ReplyDeleteYou made a beatifull tile!!!
ReplyDeleteAnnemarie Huijts
Fun, fun, fun. Great contrast and love your danglies!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a fan of your dangles, and your line work is really well done! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThis is great and just love those dangles!!!!! Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteNice change using black dots, and then some Crescent Moon-y parts too! Have you seen Joanne Fink's video about Dangles?
ReplyDeleteYou're so right about the dangles - they just make me smile! Your piece just oozes happiness.
ReplyDeleteYes, you're right. I love those "danglies" and all the rest, too.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
I love your bold black dots and your danglies
ReplyDeleteLooks very chirpy, and alive. Great tiles.
ReplyDeletesometimes rules need to be thrown out the window :) i love your second tile! it's like an 'i spy' - my fav is the little guying hanging by his hands! haha!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, Sandy. Call it Zentangle-Inspired Art, and anything goes. Who says you can't do what you like?
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