I found this frame and thought it would be perfect for a zendala tile though I don't do them all that often. I chose to do another phicops but this time in a circle instead of another spiral shape. Not really sure if this qualifies as a true zendala or not but that's ok.
I really like the phicops tangle. I find it both easy and enjoyable to draw. That's probably why I tend to draw it so often.
I like the way it fits the frame... though due to the color of the frame with that matte silver finish I may decide to do another tile on a black background to see if I like that one better. But for now, I will leave it as is.
The background tile is a light tan and I used an 01 micron pen with some shading done in pencil... (the frame in the 2nd photo is a 4" frame)
This week's challenge was by Guest Blogger Holly Atwater, CZT and she has presented us with a unique type of challenge which you can find here.
Holly offered us the choice of following one of three meditations or using the Tangle Betweed in our tile. I chose the tangle Betweed and did it as a Monotangle...
For this one I chose to use a 3.5" square black tile with a white gelly roll pen...
Renaissance (tan) tile with Peels, aka: garlic...
I've seen this with both names so I'm not sure what to call it...
I started out with a rounded sort of border but for whatever reason this pattern didn't seem to want to follow it...
Note: I added tan in parentheses after Renaissance because this isn't a true Renaissance tile. It is just similar in color...
I came across this pattern on Pinterest created by Erin Olson with the steps drawn by Vasilisinamari and thought it would make a very interesting monotangle.
The steps show the inner sections colored in black but I chose to leave them white instead for this tile...
