The Diva has had a very interesting few days and lots of inspiration in what looks like a fascinating part of the world. Thank you so much for sharing, Laura.
And this week, with a Use My Tangle from Kathrin Bendel CZT, we have had a real challenge - well, I have! Rautyflex took me quite a few attempts to get 'right' - and it needed to be right otherwise the interesting pattern didn't quite emerge - trust me, it didn't!
I enjoyed doing this in the end but my tile is on the odd side. Firstly, I did it upside down in my sketch book - by accident, I admit - but I liked it better when it really WAS upside down, even though my light source, which always comes from the top left for me, this time comes from bottom right.
Anyway, no excuses - it is what it is. Rautyflex, with Paradox, some Sand Swirl and a new one for me, Frission.
Many thanks for the kind and caring comments last week. I am glad to report that things are now on the up again. Happy International Women's Day too.
Axxx
Thank you for popping by.
Wow! That really comes right out at you! I had thought about using Paradox somewhere on my attempt (which is pending a good picture before I post it), but you've really made great use of it.
ReplyDeleteOh it does my heart good to see a 'wow' in my comments. Thank you so much Thomas. Axxx
DeleteYour shading of the Paradox really gives portions of this tangle depth! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue - I wasn't as happy with this tangle after I added the three other sections but I'm glad you can see the depth of the Rautyflex. Axxx
DeleteTruly amazing!! 😍
ReplyDeleteI'm truly delighted at your comment ! Axxx
DeleteOh wow! Paradox Pyramids- how clever!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Simone. I'm so pleased that this has gone down so well. What a kind bunch you all are. Axxx
DeleteThat's really groovy Annie!
ReplyDeleteHey Shelly...I dig your comment. Thank you! Axxx ;-)
DeleteI really, really like this. (Maybe that should even be 3 "reallys".) I know how difficult Rautyflex can be, but you clearly mastered it--and then some.
ReplyDeleteOooh, nearly three 'reallys' - that's fantastic! Thank you, Suzanne. Axxx
Deleteyay... Paradox is an interesting filler for Rautyflex...
ReplyDeleteThank you Kathrin - it was a great challenge this week. Axxx
DeleteI love how you used Paradox to highlight certain areas of this interesting tangle, Annie. Well done!
ReplyDeletevery, very nice with such a difficult tangle and than Paradox inside, splendid!
ReplyDeleteOK, if you want a 'wow' you get one from me too. I do love your tile Annie! I'm so glad things are better by now.
ReplyDeleteWell done! I love how you used Paradox.
ReplyDeleteThis is a weirdly 3D tile, like one of those trompe l'oeil things where steps go up to go down, if you see what I mean. It was worth the effort, Annie, it really was.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to combine Rautyflex with Paradox! So wonderful effect! Great job on shading, too!
ReplyDeleteWow, this really pops. Has a wonderful 3D quality, great job.
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