Life is still getting in the way of tangling. I've started to make brief visits to my sketchbook again, but actually drawing on a tile has been rare. And posting and sharing those results even rarer.
But here's a little something I knocked out for this week's Diva Challenge. I wasn't in the calmest frame of mind when I drew it and that shows in the wobbly lines, but Seton is forgiving tangle, that turns wobbles into rustic charm.
I adore how Seton provides the bare framework for us to embellish in endless ways. Here I chose to use my own tangle, Kitl for the fill. For some strange reason I often forget to use my own tangles when drawing!
A bit of colour and I'm quite pleased with the finished image. I like the strange sense of looking through bars onto a patterned wall, or seen another way a tiled wall. This confusion sums up my state of mind of late - sometimes it's hard to know quite what you're looking at.
First and foremost - welcome back !
ReplyDeleteI missed your posts and your unique style. Happy you got your pen flowing again :)
Love your Seton and Kitl combination, the holes that make the grid look like "bars" (like in a prison cell), and the gentle color touches.
Hope life will allow more posts :)
Take care
Omer
Kitl works so well with Seton. Nice job on the shading.
ReplyDeleteI, too, was pleased to see your post in Laura's listing. Love your Seton-Kitl combination. Delightful design and wonderful shading. Well done, and I hope you'll be able to post again soon.
ReplyDeleteyes I like the way you look through the bars to the circles, which you have emphasized. the subtle colour is very nice - well done
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you back!!! Your tile is beautiful; Seton is great with Kitl and the depth in it is awesome.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful glimpse inside your tangled window.
ReplyDeleteI love your tangle...it works perfectly with seton!
ReplyDeleteLove the loopy additions.
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