Day
23 of One Zentangle a Day and I very nearly get into an argument with
Kathy's Dilemma.
But
just as I am about to accuse it of being a mere imitation of Tripoli
I hold my tongue and draw it instead. And I'm pleasantly surprised
by how it behaves.
The
way it takes a circular space and dissects it, but then somehow holds
it together at the same time. I like the way it can be filled, or
not. I like the way it can lay over other tangles. In only two
loops on a single tile we become friends. I'm already planning our
next date!
A
black and white Flux, a dark-holed Keeko border and a bit of
Raindotty to tie the background together and I'm done.
And
it looks like an overhead view of a garden - or one of those drawings
professional gardeners make when they plan what will grow where.
There's a border and a lawn, and a curving line of vegetation and
then these two circular beds, divided and seeded with wonderful
plants. I can't wait to see how they might grow!
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