Diva Challenge #72 this week - Tanglation Nation - Crescent Moon. Our instructions were to use only crescent moon in our tile, no other patterns. This is what I came up with - and I am very happy with it. I first watercolored the tile, set it with my heat gun, then drew the string. Next I penned in circles to use for my crescent moon pattern and added auras. I changed it up by making some areas dark, and leaving one area un-auraed. Easy peasy!
Tangle Patterns offered a challenge as well. A string was provided for us, we just needed to add the pattern.
So, in an attempt to catchup on challenges, I combined the Diva's Challenge with the one from Tangle Patterns :). You can check out everyone's work by clicking on the links I just gave you. Feel free to join in!
The two challenges blend well together. The crescent moon definitely becomes the star!
ReplyDeleteI love your Tangle! It looks so beautiful and modern.
ReplyDeleteAlice this is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteCindy
Alice your Crescent moon is soo pretty.
ReplyDeleteCindy
This came out wonderful - I way that you added color works so well!!! Great creative use of crescent moon - I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, that's very cute, especially with the addition of the pink background. Great use of circles!
ReplyDeleteLove it, sort of a Stricle Crescent Moon tangelation!
ReplyDeleteIt's cool! I love the strircles twist and the pink just gives it such warmth and fun!
ReplyDeleteLove to hear about your process - the result is dynamic and fun. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your "easy peasy", colorful tile!!!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
I love the watercolor on your tile.
ReplyDeleteA fun tile. Love the pink.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like moon rising in the evening! Lovely!
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Super combination!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of the watercolors, I will have to give that a try some time. I think your tile is fabulous! Great response to the challenge. :)
ReplyDeleteQuite special!
ReplyDeleteAnnemarie Huijts
Very clever to combine the two challenges! I like this tile a lot, especially the colouring.
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