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I was very challenged by this weeks Duotangle Challenge over at The Diva. I love both Punzel and Wells but I have a hard time making Punzel play nicely with anything else... it looks good on its own or 'in front' of other background type patterns but it does not easily integrate into a tile as a whole. I am anxious to see what others have made of this challenge. This was my tile after beginning one that ended up being a bunch of trials of different ideas.
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And I have been remiss in not updating on my March "Art Every Day" effort - there were some tiles, I just did not get around to posting them. I will try to do that later today in another post.
Both tiles are beautiful. I think you did very well combining Punzel and Well.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean about Punzel! That is also probably why I don't use it very often in a tile. In fact, this challenge might have been the first time. Anyway, your tile is lovely and I love the way Punzel gradually undwinds into crescents.
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