Wednesday 31 August 2016

Diva's challenge #282

Laura likes us to 'spill it' this week :-) 'Spill something onto your tile and then tangle it.' I liked the color of the spill to be  strong and rich, so I took some pure food color and dropped some drops on my tile. Then I took a plastic cup and used it to spread the blue ink sort of randomly.

The tangles I've used are Octoleg, Niuroda and Meringue. After some hesitation, I decided to leave the tile like this. Less is more sometimes ;-)

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14 comments:

  1. Heel, heel mooi vind ik deze tile. Die Niuroda in het midden is prachtig getekend maar ook de 2 andere tangles zijn erg mooi en maken van deze "vlek" een speciaal uniek werk!

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  2. very stylish - i love it....Gudrun (Germany)

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  3. Beautiful tile, strength and delicacy in one..and movement love it...

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  4. Love the strong blue and the tangles you added to your tile! Love it! 😀

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  5. Mooi is de beweging in je tile and de kleur is fantastisch!!!

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  6. In this case, I believe that "less is wonderfully regal"!

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  7. In this case, I believe that "less is wonderfully regal"!

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  8. Beautiful tile Ilse! I love the vivid blue and the elegance of the patterns you chose to go with it.

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  9. Your negative space is wonderful as is how you've tangled behind the blue. Gorgeous!

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  10. I like it! that is a stunning shade of blue, and great thinking, to pattern it with a cup. Niuroda is a favorite of mine, looks good!

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  11. Very nice work on this. Love the color and your patterns are good.

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  12. You're right; beautiful just as it is. Like that blue and wonderful tangle choices!

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  13. Lovely tile and a very beautiful spill! Love the idea to use food color for a rich tone. I have some food color left that I probably cannot use anymore and now I have an idea of what to do with it, thank you! :-)

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  14. The intense blue is lovely. I admire your restraint. It is often so hard to know when to stop.

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