Making Memories with Scena
During the last two weeks I had a great time visiting with family, we hadn't seen each other for 3 years. It was great! Of course, in one of our many excursions we couldn't miss a visit to an art museum so we went to The Broad and MOCA in Los Angeles. Here you can see us gathering in front of a Jeff Koons’ sculpture.
We went so many places I didn't have much time to draw, but here's a little meditation I had time to slip in using Scena (very much like a piece created by Maria in Zentangle's Project Pack 10 Wrap Up here).
The difference is that I used the phrase “Make Memories” as string, as you can see in this little step-out:
Which is exactly what we did during this visit. FUN times!
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Today Art Clubbers and I worked on Part 2 of the lovely Tree of Life ZIA project. We worked on the frame, background and shading.
Last Thursday Art Clubbers and I worked on Part 1 of the lovely Tree of Life ZIA project. We created the line-art for the tree branches, leaves and flowers. In Part 2 we'll work on the frame, background and shading.
I think we are all a little in love with Tomàs Padro's new tangle Medusa. Here I'm posting two simple tiles where I explored the shading and different ways to construct the underlying ogee grid. I suspect Medusa is going to appear more in my work very soon!
I had a blast making these two pieces combining Wartz (Genevieve Crabe) with Sinkhole and Spherify! The Art Raffle gave me this difficult combination, but it was a fun experiment and I'm super happy with it.
Two pieces with Hollis over a triangular string, sprouting from a fancy triangular fragment. One of them also plays with 3D cuffs over Wyfore. Fun!
Last week Art Clubbers and I had a Tangle Play session including Wyfore - where we explore tangles and make index cards - and I decided to combine it with Drawings over a triangular string. Very fun to play with!
I’m still incredibly inspired by project pack 20. In these images I combined Drawings and Myseliam (and some other stuff too). Can't get enough of these Blossom tangles.
A Tree of Life is a widely adopted symbol of knowledge and life. Here I used a twisted Diva Dance, Hollis, Moon Pie, Cat Kin (Lonetta) and Tree Leaf (Debbie New). What a great project!
The title of the post may sound strange, isn't all Zentangle intuitive? In this experiment I used a much more complex and intuitive string combined with a gray micron pen on two different pictures, with varied degrees of success. I came to an interesting conclusion, though.
The gorgeous Tree of Life video class is now available at my shop for individual purchase. This is a two part advanced video class.