And so it begins...Go Bokke Go!
Having finally got over Soccer World Cup fever, we are entering Rugby World Cup Mayhem...every Friday is Bokkie Day here at home - even the gannets are going to school dressed in green and gold! So instead of rugby and braais, we have rugby and breakfast for the next few months ...or so!
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| Me in my hubbies Bokke Jersey, because it's too small for him! |
Challenge #38 was a real challenge - no pun intended... - I've NEVER done Paradox before! I did, as was suggested by the Diva, go to the Enthusiastic Artist's Tutuorial, and ...voila...my tangle! Thank you Margaret for helping me out!
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| Challenge #38 |
I've found this African rural picture and was hit by a need to tangle it....so, I water-coloured it first and then tangled on top!
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| African Tangle |
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| Tangles used (that I know of...): zander, facets, keeko, printemps, florz, shattuck, lilypads |
Happy creating
Pennyb
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love your tangle - the bottom left version is amazing and I can't quite visualize how you did it. That's the beauty of this pattern I think. Like your village tangle too - very cool idea.
ReplyDeleteI also like reading about your life in So Africa. Having never been there or known anyone from there, it's like a new world. So interesting!
"Pair of Ducks" was lovely and the African village was spectacular! Very clever of you to enhance this picture!
ReplyDeletePenny- thanks for sharing the how-to on your paradox. It's much appreciated and I'm going to give it a try! Can't wait to see your next efforts!
ReplyDeletereally great tangle for first time using paradox - love the way you divided the tile into the 4 sections every nice effect
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and nice comments - by the way, why do you call your kids gannets? Isn't that a bird of some kind? Is it a term of endearment there , like calling our kids 'chickadee'? Just curious.
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