In other Zentangle news this week... I get to share the Zentangle method in a class in which we are having an end-of-semester cultural celebration. I sort of jokingly told the organizer that I could not do a music or dance or poetry performance (which is the bulk of the program)... all I could do would be teach people to do the patterns I do in my notes during class. He was unexpectedly enthusiastic about that prospect. I hope the rest of the class is too, and I hope I do a good job of representing the method in 15 minutes! Have a great week.
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Which 'Schway' do I go?
This week's challenge over at The Diva is all about the new official Zentangle pattern Schway. Its name reminds me a lot of the 'valley speak' craze of the early 80's in which cool dudes and 'valley girls' would respond to everything with... "Way?" or "Way!" or "Totally!" depending on which fit the circumstance. Of course, as a scientist, the square sine wave that makes up the foundation is exciting (OK, so it doesn't take much for me to be excited anymore ... I did grow up in the 80's after all). I was afraid that it wouldn't be very fluid, but I managed to get some curvy lines out of it in the second piece, although, ironically I like the first one better. Which would be your choice?
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The lines of your shway or magnetizing in their interest and beauty!
ReplyDeleteThink you illustrated well that Schway does not have to be uniform and exact. Great job. Really like the "rolling" effect in the second.
ReplyDeleteA lovely variation of Schway.
ReplyDeletethe second one for sure!
ReplyDeletethe other one is nice to
I love the first one, especially the tangelation where you shaded each one half black half white, that makes it look so dimensional.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the second one. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI can't choose, they both have their own charm!! You did a great job!
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