Anyway, as I said, I did try another tile, and it came out all right. I learned that I have to go slow, and found that I needed to turn the tile more often than usually. When making curved lines, I did better doing them from one side than from the other. And straight lines were easier vertically than horizontally. So, with a little adapting, and some more practice, one might get pretty good at it.
That said, here's my 2nd Non-Domontangle:
I urge you to visit the Diva's site to learn more about
the challenges, and most of all to see the
amazing art being created in response.
Till next time; thanks for visiting. And, as usual,
comments are always welcome.
comments are always welcome.
This is nicely composed and you are so right, your non dom is strong!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Thank you. Glad you think so.
DeleteVery insightful observations. You have done well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words.
DeleteWish my non dom was as strong as yours! Nice job!
ReplyDeleteYou did very well and indeed strong lines!
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe you did this twice!! Both are great!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing how you managed to draw a second tile with your non-dom hand!!! Like it!!
ReplyDeleteIt is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing tile and you can't tell it was a non-dom piece.
ReplyDeleteHappy Zentangling!
Jacque Solomon
www.tanglebright.com