This week's Diva Challenge is guest-hosted by Courtney Frantz. Looking forward to the anniversary of Disney cartoon "Steamboat Willie," Courtney asked us to pay tribute to either Mickey, Minnie, or the man himself - Walter Elias Disney.
Several years ago I had an online scrapbook shop called Scrap Attack. I sold a lot of hand-made Disney paperbag scrapbook albums and a ton of paper pieced Disney characters and paraphernalia.
At our house, we are all about the Mouse! So this challenge wasn't really a challenge at all for me. It was a celebration of Mickey! I chose a variation of Enyshou and it just sort of took off from there! Thanks for the fun challenge, Courtney! You can check out all the wonderful pieces of Disney art on the Diva's page, and perhaps add one of your own!
Great fun with the red & black balloon images & the way you reversed the colours for their balloon strings.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing pattern this one.
Paula (PEP)
paula- this is the first time i've tried this pattern. it was monotonous and hard to keep doing. but i do like how it turned out - haha! and what's not to like about mickey mouse? have you ever been to disneyland or disney world?
DeleteI can see the fun of you drawing this Mickey. Very nice.
ReplyDeletefirst time with this pattern, it got a little tedious, but it was fun
DeleteEnyshou made for a perfect mouse. Love it!
ReplyDeleteCourtney Frantz
thanks for a fun challenge, courtney!
DeleteLove your rendition of Enyshou. Beautifully executed, great tribute to Mickey.
ReplyDeletethanks! what fun :)
DeleteWhat a beautiful example of Enyshou! It worked great for Mickey's head, and I love it in that last photo with Mickey standing next to it =).
ReplyDeleteGlenda
thanks, glenda! and i have to say - i LOVE the name of your blog :)
DeleteLove the pattern you tangled with Mickey. I don't know that one Enyshou? Thank you for your comment on my blog and the great description of Tinkerbell flying down from the castle! That must really be exciting. I also took the Dion Dior Derwent Inktense Watercolor Pencil class and was also always behind! Your flowers are beautiful, so vibrant and glowing with color.
ReplyDeletethanks, gloria! the enyshou pattern is in our book of tangles we received at CZT training. i don't know recall ever seeing it online.
DeleteWonderful, Alice - the pattern you've used, and the way you've used it makes it look like fur!
ReplyDeletehaha! that's awesome! this was one of my favorite challenges so far!
DeleteSo very creative! I really love it!
ReplyDeletethanks so much, this was a lot of fun!
DeleteFor me, this is the more creative tile of the challenge. I love the simplicity and beauty. Thanks for share!
ReplyDeletethank you so much, graciela! this was a lot of fun to do!
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