Saturday, September 29, 2012

Unknown Outcomes

A joy ride is combining ideas from Zentangle tiles to help create a large piece of  Zentangle Inspired Art. Be free of plans and restrictions and the page gradually fills with little bits of tangle delights. I love the element of surprise when a tangle pops out from behind, turns corners, hides, circles around and ventures off into the unknown. It's a bit like a road map and a free Sunday afternoon with no particuar place to go. Feel the freedom of the open road and appreciate the scenery.
Wishing you a fun adventure this weekend and keep safe!
 
 



Size: 37cm x55cm (141/2" x 211/2")

9 comments:

  1. This Zia is lovely Michelle! And what you wrote is so true, things just happen it you go along tangling and you keep being amazed.

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  2. I love how you describe this as a joy ride. A different view around every corner. Your work is amazing. Deb

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  3. Very poetic post, Shelly. Beautifully executed composition. Love all the negative space where one can stop to...breathe, relax, enjoy.

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  4. Goodness me that is a huge page to fill - wonderful result

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  5. shelly - this is beautiful! i put it in a folder on my desktop for inspiration :)

    and i spent about a half hour looking through your october, 2011, posts about your trip to the U.S. i enjoyed all the photos and your narrative. sounded like it was a fun trip and you got to see things i've never seen!

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  6. I'm curious Shelly. Do you do a pencil string over all or part? or just start and go? Obviously the circles are pencilled in first. I feel 'big' wiggling about at the back of my brain ('paint' too) but can't decide where/how to begin.

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  7. Margaret, yes I pencilled the 5 circles in the middle 1st, then went quite haphazard in different directions. I am looking forward to seeing your 'big' I am sure it will be spectacular!

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  8. amazing, Shelly. Working on this size is daunting, but you make it look so ethereal and delicate. beautiful.

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  9. I adore you tripoli.It always fits in what ever you draw.Beautiful .

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