This is a String Theory challenge. A common string is used by everyone. The string is drawn from corner to corner, then again through each section. The Diva says, "I called this challenge the Fortuneteller, because the string reminds me of those paper fortune tellers I used to make as a kid." Drawn correctly you will create eight sections of triangles! My challenges are not on tiles, but done directly into a spiral drawing pad, so will not be square.
Wow...this was fun! Of course I had to extend the boundaries, some tangles just seem to have a mind of their own. Now to go outside and work in the gardens...it's not just the flowers that enjoyed all the rain. The weeds grow faster than you can get them plucked out of the ground.
This turned out great, fantastic job on the shading. :)
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ReplyDeleteCindy, I am so impressed with your concept of beauty! It shines forth in its glorious splendor. I love how you expanded the lines and really made this one your own!
ReplyDeleteI love the way your string disappears and the sections flow together. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLike like like alot!
ReplyDeleteI love that you let the tangles free to roam and play. Such fun! Diana
ReplyDeleteI love how the lower right just 'escapes' it's boundaries. great stuff there.
ReplyDeleteHey, my entry is not a square either. We are partners in crime on this one ;)
ReplyDeleteI love how you went out of bounds. Great work!
I like the way your different tangles complement each other so nicely.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Karen above. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteGreat shading and love the adventurous tangles that insist on being 'out of the box'...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful patterns and I love how the edges appear rolled over.
ReplyDeleteLooks a treat!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Love the light, open and energetic feel. Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery, very pretty! Well done!
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