The focus tangle on Square One, Facebook is to use Boze by Jan Steinle. As you can see, I had to do a "what if"!
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And, Every Inchie Monday's prompt word is Coastline. I originally come from New Jersey and our favorite place of all was "down the shore" to Seaside Heights. This is the Jersey coastline highlighting where my favorite childhood memories were made. The top star is where I lived at the time, Hawthorne.Thanks for stopping by. I love reading your comments!
I love your tiles :-) Gudrun S.
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DeleteI never fail to be amazed by your intricate patterns and wonderful
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Love Chrissie xx
I appreciate your continual support, Chrissie :)
DeleteMuch as I like the Diva tile, it's the two boze pieces that keep catching my eye. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteI kind of found Boze a bit constricting for my taste, but once you let it go, it was more fun. Thanks, Magrat.
DeleteI really like your Halloween tile but of course the bose ones are great too - and your coastline Inchie is great - it's always nice hearing the thoughts behind the work - nice memories.
ReplyDeleteI try not to get too carried away and ramble too much, Jenny, but these inchies always get me thinking!
DeleteI 've never seen a mirror image in Zentangleart but it is very pretty and I do like this tile very much. Also Boze is a tangle I've never seen and I'm glad to discover it on your work. Two nice tiles, especially the second is my favorite, such nice shadows!I agree with Jenny, it is nice to know the thoughts behind the work and today they are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLOL, Ria. I don't think I have either now that you say it. Maybe I should give it a name like zimage :)
DeleteGreat tiles, as always! And it's so interesting to see you have a link to a coastline as I have this week:-)
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I think a lot of us have fond memories of the sea, Sally, if we are ocean people. I know I miss the ocean so much.
Deleteyes we both did coastlines of places we love - great inchie
ReplyDeleteWe do tend to do that now and then, Kia :)
DeleteWow, Jean, I like that sort of explosion Halloween tile.
ReplyDeleteI often find working on black tiresome, Annemarie. Those pens often do not want to cooperate. Fortunately, this one was in a good mood and just kept flowing!
DeleteWonderful tiles and I just love your variations!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dragonfly. If I hadn't developed trigger finger from tangling too much a while back, I would have explored it more. We all have to be mindful of our limits at a certain point though.
DeleteWhite on black is so nice! Like the way you made Tipple in this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anita. Tipple just adds a bit of whimsy that always appeals to me :)
DeleteI love the black diva tile with the lines and bubbles combination :-)
ReplyDeleteThe two square one tiles are also nice. Great inchie.
Thanks so much, Sandra!
DeleteI feel the same about the black tiles...I prefer black Stonehenge!
ReplyDeleteI use just plain black paper in a spiral notebook when I want to enjoy the properties of black, Charlotte. It seems to work so nicely with metallic markers and pens. Charcoals and pastels would probably be better on something with more tooth though.
DeleteLooks like you had a great deal of geometric fun:) I like how you accomplished the mirror image tile, it came out great and that could be a tricky one ....to use a Halloween pun:)
ReplyDeleteI did have fun, Jill. Not planned, but I just let tangles do what they want to :)
DeleteJean, Love the mirror image of web on your black tile! Creative way to do this challenge. Great coast line inchie too.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Kate!
DeleteBeautiful tiles! Love them all! The first one is my favorite because of the wonderful shading!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Anja!
DeleteThe Diva tile is great. I love the Boze;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michele. I thought Boze to be a bit rigid, but with a little imagination it can do a lot!
DeleteThis is a drawing with great depth!
ReplyDeletewow, your black tile defintily has a spuky Halloween mood! And the Variation Boze is absoluetly brilliant! Just as the cute inchie
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the sweet comment,Simone!
DeleteBeautiful work, especially your Diva tile! It looks very artistic.
ReplyDeleteIlse, that means a lot coming from someone who does such artistic work all the time. Thank you!
DeleteJean, your Halloween tile turned out great! I do love tipple in white on black. The whole thing almost looks like a Bat in flight. I know what you mean about the black Zentangle tiles. I found a small black Strathmore drawing pad and also their Artist Tiles - both are the same paper I think. They take the Gelly Roll pens very nicely.
ReplyDeleteI like both of your Boze tiles, but especially the 2nd one. I've never done that tangle. I'll have to try it.
Your Inchie is so much fun. So, you're a Jersey girl, eh? :-D No wonder you like Arizona so much. I too really like reading about your research on the Inchie subject. We all get to learn something.
I always look forward to your comments, Melena. Yes, I am a Jersey girl but would never go back. I just wish AZ had an ocean :) That I do miss.
DeleteJust love the tiles and the story behind your inchie
ReplyDeleteThanks, Wendy!
DeleteAll are beautiful! Especially I like the first one! Great shading on black!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Annette :)
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