I enjoy creating mandalas so chose the 4 tile option. Rather than have each tile be the same I decided for a more mosaic look using different tangles on each tile. I did make an exception for the center section and the outer most ring, those are the same on each tile. That provided just the right amount of continuity for my eye.
Challenge #330
4 Tiles and the Mosaic
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Golven - Fiore - Puf - Hi-Cs
Rounding It Up - Ribn - Trivet - Hi-Cs
Yew-Dee - Quib - (made it up) - Hi-Cs
'Nzeppel - Asgard - Ditto - Hi-Cs
There were so many ways to display the mosaic -
but this one appealed to my eye more than the others.
One more Mandala - at our monthly Zentangle Club last week, the project was a mandala drawn on Kraft-Tex Fabric Paper and then affixed to a cork trivet.
8 comments:
Wonderful final result, I like the four tiles but putting them together gives a beautiful mandala. Your other work is great too!
Wow! Your plate series is amazing. I want to zoom in on every line😍
Wonderful! I like that you used the same tangle in all the central sections; it really gives the whole thing cohesion. (And Golven... another tangle I forgot about when drawing my "plates"!)
A great idea to use the same tangles in the center and the most outer line. I love the end result.
Absolutely wonderful! Lovely contrast and great choice of tangles!
Beautiful as done this way. I chose to keep only the center the same too so it makes for an interesting yet cohesive composition.
Your Diva challenge "quarter plates" and final mosaic are wonderful. I like your idea of keeping the center pattern uniform. I didn't and it made for an overly disconnected mosaic.
I'm so glad you joined the challenge. Sorry to take so long to get back to you, but I really love how you combined continuity and variation in your mosaic!
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