The tangle for the week over at I am the Diva, is Keeko, a basic filler. I added it around Rainking, featured below, and used Spectrum Noir watercolor pencils on a tan tile.
And, I stayed so simple for the prompt word for Every Inchie Monday of Wormhole. When I was a child, we often ate apples straight from the tree without any pesticides. Horror of horrors and much spitting when this happened!Thanks for stopping by. I love reading your comments!
You are one very busy lady and your art is always amazing. Love the hole in the apple story
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I'd rather be busy than the alternative, Chrissie LOL!
DeleteLove the Keeko/Rainking combination, great job! I like the Rainking monotangle, also, and adore the apple and work, lol.
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Love your worm in the red apple. Great tangles as well.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wendy.
DeleteKeeko makes such a great background! :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I had the patience to do it neatly like Laura did though, Deanne :)
DeleteGreat tiles. I love your cheeky little worm.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Dorita!
DeleteWonderful Keeko/Rainking tile. I'd forgotten about Rainking. I'll have to bring that one up and see what I can do. I like your variations on the Rainking monotangle. Good to see what you do with it. And of course your red apple is wonderful. I love that worm. I used to live at a place with an organic apple orchard. I learned really fast how to find the worm holes in it before I chomped down on that part. LOL
ReplyDeleteHaHa, Melena. I so remember scrutinizing every inch of an apple before I would eat it. Life is easier with some poison added :)
Deletelove the bright red apple! and the pink flower is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Freebird!
DeleteRainking is a new tangle for me but it looks very nice on paper, especially on your second tile you have drawn it in a beautiful way.
ReplyDeleteYour weekly Inchie is really funny and as always very original!
Thanks, Ria. I would imagine that most of us have done Rainking for years but not stepped out this way as a fragment.
DeleteBeautiful tiles - i love them :-)
ReplyDeleteI just never even thought of worms in holes! Nicely handled!
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Well, you know I had to think of something besides the obvious, Sally. Whenever I can, that is. This wasn't the only one done this way though!
DeleteVery beautiful colors! I love colors but I do not succeed to draw well with it.
ReplyDeleteDon't give up, Christine. There are a lot of good video tutorials to help you develop confident coloring skills :)
DeleteThe combination of Keeko and Rainkin is beautiful. I was thinking of doing those two too, but came up with something else :-)
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wish I had waited to see if I could combine both challenges on purpose, Annemarie, but I just don't have the patience to wait a few days :)
DeleteI love the way you put together Keeko and Rainkin. The spectrum noir colors are beautiful on the tan tile.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate. I find the Spectrum Noirs to have a delicate tone to them. Not a lot of pigment, but they are good for gentle coloring.
DeleteI like them all Jean
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pat!
DeleteLove your wormhole. And your totally different adaptations of Rainking.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Audrie!
DeleteLovely work! I love the Keeko tile. Those are such great colors.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Michele!
Deleteeek - can't imagine biting into an apple and finding a worm - but then I have a horror about bugs and slimy things! great inchie
ReplyDeleteOh, I agree, Kia. I hated apples as a child for that reason. I love them now!
DeleteWonderful are all! Especially I like the second tile with Rainking. Great shading and wonderful contrast! Perhaps a reason why I like the just that tile is I do love black and white artwork!
ReplyDeleteYour inchie is so cute and made me smile!
Thank you, Annette. I kind of like to do both the pure Zentangle and the Zia depending on my mood :)
DeleteNice combination of Keeko and Rainking! It makes a beautiful coloured Diva tile.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ilse!
DeleteI don't think I've used Rainking, so thank you for the reminder. Love both tiles and the cheeky worm.
ReplyDeleteAlways fun to try something new, isn't it Margaret? That's what I love about the challenges. So many interesting tangles out there.
DeleteWhat's worse than finding a worm in an apple? Finding half a worm!! Beautiful work, as always. Love the colors on your Diva tile.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Absolutely, Jennifer! Half a worm would be horrible :)
DeleteYou're right about Keeko being a good "filler" or background tangle and it is relatively easy to do which is good for times we might lack focus---like at least half the country at the moment. I took a look at your other page and the art from your Copic conference. Really nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to me, Suzanne to see how neatly most people do Keeko. I will have to try that sometime :) Thanks for looking at my other page as well. I have a lot more patience with perfecting coloring.
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