Monday, April 20, 2015

Diva Challenge #214 - Amanda Day/Earth Day (Round 4!)

What fun! This is my first time participating in an Amanda Day Diva Challenge. Credit for drawing the continents goes to my mom, since I can't "actually" draw worth a flip. Ah well, tangling's good enough for me! ^_^

Tangles used: (Starting at the top and going clockwise) Growth, Flux, Ansu, Opus, Aura-Leah, Pokeroot, Fescu, Maddie 2, Dyon, Ovy, Antidots, Pokeleaf, Zinger, Lazy Eights, Kelp, Garlic Cloves, Bunzo

Also - I'm going to try to keep up my tangle journal (though I might just switch to making sure I tangle every single day, the lines are pretty distracting and the paper isn't fun at all to draw on), but I'm probably not going to post what I do, since the results are almost always rushed and mediocre, and I'm really lazy and don't like taking a bunch of photos of work I'm not satisfied with. Oh well.

Also-make sure to check out my Tangleation Vocation Challenge here! Enjoy and be inspired! ^_^

25 comments:

  1. Daniel, I think you're probably going to win the award for using the most tangles in one challenge. Nice job. And kudos to your Mom for the continents. Brilliant.

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  2. Fantastic. It's almost woven and wreath like in a beautiful way. Very pretty! Sarah.

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  3. Beautiful transitions with your tangles.

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  4. Hi Daniel. I really like your wreathe idea. All the different tangles remind me of all the different nations on the earth. It's very poetic! I am always eager to see your responses to the diva's challenges. Jill

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  5. Lovely tile. I like the tangles encircling the earth, kind of protective.

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  6. I really love your 'world', Daniel! Very nice.

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  7. Pretty, pretty, pretty! The idea is lovely and I LOVE how the patterns surround the earth.

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  8. Beautiful... just looking at it makes me feel peaceful and happy. Great work!

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  9. A beautiful tangle wreath encircling the earth!

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  10. What a pretty and symbolic tile you have produced. I like the way you used patterns that symbolised all the things that grow on the earth and they are all beautifully drawn.

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  11. You are a very talented artist, this is beautiful!
    ~ joey ~

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  12. So nice to be able to share with your mom. Beautiful tangling!

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  13. This is a lovely lovely Amanda Day tile!! Such a great idea! Great that you and your Mom worked together!!

    ~ Diane Clancy
    http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2015/04/my-diva-amanda-day-earth-day-4-challenge-entry/

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  14. Carolien and I have started a new challenge in case you are interested - we would love to have you play!! Here are the details :) Week #3 is out on Wed

    http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/diane-caroliens-weekly-zentangle-challenge/

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  15. Your globe is done so very well; I love the organic way you made it.

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  16. This is a fab tile...the tangles surrounding Amanda are so earthy that they are perfect for this challenge!

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  17. Really nice job on your tangles. Elegant!

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  18. the tangles encircling the earth are really pretty and ties the whole idea of earth day all together. great job!

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  19. Daniel, this is such a beautiful representation of growing things. I can almost smell the beautiful flowers and grasses. Lovely!

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  20. Very symbolic of the good in the world, a real alphabet soup of tangles. Lovely and your mom deserves some props, too! Have a brilliant day, c

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  21. This is beautiful!

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  22. This is lovely Daniel - Keep on tangling

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  23. I would never say you can't draw, your tangles are lovely and your concept was inspired! Besides, I've been looking around and I think you're quite talented indeed, keep up the good work!

    I've added your challenge to my list of artistic challenges on my own blog and I believe I'll be entering next week.

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  24. Beautiful combination of leaves and our earth. Great Work!

    Greetings from Germany,
    Kerstin

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