I actually took a leaf from our garden & drew it freehand inside a square border before tangling & colouring.
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| tangles: Barberpole, Nzepple Tombow Markers outline watercolour blending & indirect Blender Pen colouring on Daler-Rowney Langton 300gsm Hot Pressed Extra Smooth watercolour paper |
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I can see I did miss a post Paula, my apologies.
The leaves within the lack tangling on the post below look superb and the rich autumnal leaves here equally so. The use of red for the border really draws the eye and how clever of you to draw them freehand.
Have a good weekend.
B x
I love your TIA leaves Paula
Jackie x
Nzeppel is one of my favourite tangles and it has worked so well on this leaf. The border just pulls it all together nicely.
Wow, a lovely zentangle Paula! Great pattern on the leaves, gives beautiful depth to it, warm greet Miranda
Gorgeous - I love the Zentangle design inside the leaves. I hope you are having a wonderful weekend, Shirleyx
There's a lot of depth to this composition, with your use of one point perspective in your design. This would be a marvelous piece to use in note card prints. Blessings!
Hello dear Paula,
Love your Zentangle again!
So much depth and I almost feel the soft curviness of the leaves! The little bit of red in the frame is the perfect complement in my opinion ;-)
Thank You!
Wow--this is gorgeous! Thanks for leaving me a comment.
Hi Paula, this is so clever! I love the way you've drawn the leaf and the tangling gives the leaves so much dimension.
Claire xx
More amazing work from you my little friend. I am in awe of your skill and patience at producing such detailed and unique pieces of work.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
wow! 'nzeppel looks like little leaves within the larger leaves - i love it :)
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