It's good to be back and able to do a bit of drawing again....feeling much better and learning to take it easy on my hands to be able to do a bit more. This weeks challenge came from 'Guest Diva' Sandy Hunter, CZT, a very accomplished tangler in my opinion. Her challenge was to shift the focus to the negative space in our tile. When I read the challenge, I was watching one of my most favorite operas . . . the 25th Anniversary Celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Phantom of the Opera" from the Royal Albert Hall, so of course that influenced my piece. I hope you like it as much as I enjoyed tangling it. I am planning to do another one, a bit larger to hang in the house because I liked it so well.
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"The Phantom"
Media: 3.5" tile, Black and Sepia Micron, Pencil, White
Gelly Roll pen for highlights
Tangles: Putki, Meringue, Abundies, Tipple and
1 or 2 others that I don't recall |
I may play with the shading on the negative space as well, but all in all, I quite like this and hope that you are too. Thanks for checking out my submission this week and as always, any and all comments are welcomed. I have been watching all the submissions over the past few weeks, but haven't been able to leave comments because of very sore hands, but I will try my best to get comments out this week. I'm so glad to be back playing again!
If you want to play too, then check out all the submissions at the Diva's website (
click here) and hope to see you all joining us there!
This tile really does scream Phantom of the Opera! It is lovely!
ReplyDeleteAh yes, the mystery is right there in my face. I love how the piano keys ((to my eyes) don't know the pattern name) run through and provide a road for the eye to follow.
ReplyDeleteWOW, this really deserves a place on a wall!!! I wish my husband would learn to take it easy with his hands (wrists) too; he is always working with wood and ... of course overdoing.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! Well done.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous tile!
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