Still going! That's a lot of wall to cover...
For this session of wall tangling, I was joined again by Krystin Watts, Bette Abdu, Jodi Ehler, and Alex Bartholomew.
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| Alex decided to add an Egyptian tangle to the heating pipes. |
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| Jodi started adding shading to her mushrooms. |
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| A close-up of Jodi's Shrooms with shading and Bette's Crescent Moon and Rain - also shaded. |
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| I started adding shading to Valerie Kelley's section. |
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| Working on my Btl Joos and Bumblebat (my logo). |
Think we can finish up in one more session? Hmmm.... I'll let you know what date it will be - might be in November. But if you are in the Warner area this weekend for the
Warner Fall Foliage Festival, be sure to stop by and take a look. I "plan" to be doing some Zentangle® inspired face painting - we'll see how that works out. If it ends up being one of those "seemed like a good idea at the time" projects, then I may cut my losses and do some more work on the wall. Either way, the Festival is a lot of fun. It completely takes over the town - vendors, dancing, demos, rides, and all the food is local this year. The Foothills restaurant will have a booth with apple dumplings. My mouth is watering just typing that!
I just found your wonderful artwork and I am totally loving it! I have been doodling for years and am thrilled to find inspiration and a new word for it - zentangle! So exciting. I love the idea of doing this on walls (and everywhere for that matter) but I was wondering if you were using a special type of sharpie for the wall or just standard permanent markers? Thanks for the inspiration! I am going to the book store today to investigate Zentangle books.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project! I can't wait to see it when it is finished...
ReplyDeleteThanks! And Christina - Welcome to this Tangled world!! We use Sharpie oil-based paint markers to draw the tangles on the walls, and black acrylic paint mixed with lots of gel medium for the shading. Oh - and while "investigating" Zentangle books? Be sure and get all of mine!! ;-D Hee hee.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project! I love the tangles you picked... especially the mushrooms. Too cute.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to do something like that to this hideous boarding house I live in, but the landlady, while she likes my artwork (mostly Zentangle patterns, and a lot of ZIA), would have a hissy fit if something was done to lighten up the ugly faux-panelled walls.
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