Wow, what a great challenge Laura put before us this week! Using "orbs" as your inspiration, tangle away! Orbs, circles, spheres... however you call them, they are symbolic of so very, very much. Many disparate peoples around the globe use them in their cultures to symbolically represent wholeness, completeness, fecundity, femininity, nourishment, community, isolation, congregation; the list goes on endlessly. I think my tangle ended up reflecting the complexity I found when considering this challenge. What do you think?
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I love all of your orbs, the tangles you used, and the negative space adds a lot!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really beautiful tangle. I love what you said about the orb. It is true....I always think of the circle as "one eternal round". Thank you for sharing your inspiration and your beautiful art!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! So much to gawk at! Especially love the top left orb.
ReplyDeletegorgeous !love the cropped ice ball and whole composition!
ReplyDeleteVery cool looking orbs!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThis is toooooo beautiful!! Agree with Sue Clark about the power of the negative spaces. I particularly like the two orbs near the top - the one on the right that is just enough off-center so as to present a sense of dimensionality, and the ruffled effect of the tangle on the left.
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking I need to make a sample book of tangles I like and want to learn. This challenge has really opened my eyes to the infinite range of possibilities for beautiful tangling!
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What nice things you all say! Thank you! The top left orb is surrounded by a tangle designed by my buddy, Ruth - "Organza Pleated Ruffle". Isn't it pretty?
ReplyDelete♥ Whispering ORBalicious ♥
ReplyDeleteI really like that "Organza Pleated Ruffle" too. And your Orbs, of course!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love the orbs as strings!
ReplyDeleteOoohhh…. I could just fall into this drawing - very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWOW – can´t get enough of your work. Love these spheres permeating (?)…
ReplyDeleteWow! This is really beautiful - it sort of reminds me of the inside of a wrist watch with all the intricate gears - very cool zentangle!!!
ReplyDeleteyes...yes you do like Kandinsky! love it!!
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