Tuesday, August 20, 2013

I Guess It Can Be Done

Well, I practiced using my left hand some more, and tried another Non-Domonotangle. I think if I kept on working at it, I might eventually get pretty good at using my left hand. The thing that quite surprises me is that my left-handed drawing is not nearly as bad as my left-handed writing. The thing about it that I find surprising is that I use to be able to write pretty well with my left hand. Now it's gotten really bad; or at least, very childish looking.  Don't get me wrong, it is legible, just very sloppy.

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: 


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 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.

10 comments :

  1. This is nicely composed and you are so right, your non dom is strong!
    Well done!

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  2. Very insightful observations. You have done well.

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  3. Wish my non dom was as strong as yours! Nice job!

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  4. You did very well and indeed strong lines!

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  5. I cannot believe you did this twice!! Both are great!

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  6. That's amazing how you managed to draw a second tile with your non-dom hand!!! Like it!!

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  7. This is an amazing tile and you can't tell it was a non-dom piece.


    Happy Zentangling!

    Jacque Solomon
    www.tanglebright.com

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