What a fun piece to make!
The color comes from Brushos Crystals,
you literally sprinkle them onto wet paper
and watch them work.
No science, no thought process,
just water wash the paper and sprinkle.
After the beautiful color is completely dry,
tangle with your favorite pen.
My current pen of preference is the Sharpie Fine Point.
Tangles in this beauty include:
bubble wrap,
bublz,
dandelion,
O'Cee, and
narwal.
If you would like to see a great video showing you how to draw narwal,
check out Helen Williams' video at this link.
This video really defined to me the way narwal should be tangled.
Have fun!
Circle stacking is different than stacking circles.
Hahahaha!
And I have done those before.
This is an idea developed by Italian tangler
Simona Arian Cordara.
You start with a circle, then lay in your string.
Next add tangles.
Shade, admire, reflect.
I made this circle stack on a page in one
of my smash books.
From K & Co.
That bright, pretty scrapbook paper
is the perfect background for some tangling.
Circle stacking.
It's what's new!
Why don't you give it a try and
see what you can do?
