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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Auraknot

The Diva's Weekly Challenge #78

Auraknot, our new Zentangle official tangle is the star of the show this week. I saw stars the first time I saw auraknot but now I see flowers. My step-out was a bit off balance by the way. Check out the proper steps on Rick and Maria's video. Super fun!

19 comments:

  1. Very original, different from the others I've seen. love 'n greetz, Ellen

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  2. This is a fabulous example of Auraknot and Tripoli. My Auraknots kept getting so large on my tile.

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  3. I really love the asymmetry of this. Also the way it floats on the page. Beautiful!

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  4. Again you find the perfect way to express each tangle and make it feel natural and beautiful. I still am trying to figure out how to meld sepia and black to get the same effect that you do. Inspirational!

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  5. Beautiful! Love how flowery you have made Auraknot look!

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  6. I love the flowery look of "auraknot" but the "tripoli" background is amazing! Who would have thought it would make such a nice background (enlarged a bit).

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  7. beautiful and flowery, i love it, shelly!

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  8. Gorgeous, simply gorgeous. This is a lovely example of how you can incorporate this tangle into a bigger ZIA. That's the bit I'm having problems with!

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  9. I saw flowers, too, and even did one with curved points to see if I could. Yours are terrific!

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  10. So cool to combine Auraknot and Tripoli. The Tripoli on the right reminds me of orange slices:)

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  11. Sometimes I see flowers, and sometimes I see stars, and sometimes I see ornaments, and sometimes I see starfish. Your tile has great harmony, which I found a little difficult to achieve with this tangle.

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  12. This is so interesting, it looks like the star/flowers are made out of those bamboo strips that are designed in different shapes. The other two tangle patterns show go with it so well.

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  13. Love the touch of red-gorgeous!

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  14. I've been here a few times to look at your fabulous work, sorry haven't had time to post a comment until now. Your work is always so wonderful! I see the flowers too, and I think they are fantastic! :)

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