Here we are at the end of the challenge week and although I was very busy this week, I only have one tile to share with you. We had family get togethers this week and it was great to see some of the family that I haven't seen in awhile. My cousin and his wife had spent the last 3 or 4 years over in Russia as missionaries and had a lot of wonderful stories to tell as well as some of the strife the Russian people had suffered over the years. It was fascinating to hear the stories they told, and sad to hear of the trouble and fear that went along with living in a country that doesn't want you there. Evidently where they were was very close to Ukraine and they were very fearful on several occasions and taken by the KGB on several occasions for questioning. But now they are safe and sound and we are glad they are home.
I have worked on a couple of Zentangles and did finish my stripes tile for submission. I was going through some of my older work and found a few that I am going to try and finish up in the next few weeks and so will get them posted when I get them done. So here for your perusal is my tile for this week:
I chose to go minimal on this because of the tangles I wanted to use. I don't actually remember the names of them, but I like the way they look together on here. As always, comments good or bad are always welcome.
If you would like to see what the other artists have shared this week, head on over to the Diva's blog (
click here) and see what everyone has shared. There are some beautiful pieces there this week, as always.
Thank you very much for stopping by and have a zen-tastic day!
I love, no LOVE, this tile, Lezli!!!! It's shining and the soft colors are great.
ReplyDeleteGreat Renaissance tile. I like that the stripes leave spaces
ReplyDeletedrawing your stripes on a Renaissance-tile was a splendid idea: it looks beautiful, I like very much the effect of "drawing behind".
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