Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Diva's Challenge #286: Straight to It; and belated Diva's Challenge #285: Relax, bro

This week the Diva's challenge is to ONLY use straight lines.  
Either use all straight line tangles, or try using a curvy 
lined tangle, but with straight lines - for example, 
what would crescent moon look like if it was all straight?

I decided to take a tile I had done previously with all 
curved line tangles, and convert it to straight lines. 

This was the original tile:
I did this one first:
but wasn't totally satisfied with it; don't know why.
So  then I did this one:
After I finished it, I realized that I had inadvertently changed 
the direction of some of the line work. Can you find it?
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I never posted my Diva challenge for last week.
The challenge was to just relax and tangle; 
tangle as if we weren’t showing it to anyone. 

I started out by penciling a string randomly,
without looking. Then I filled the sections with 
some of my go-to tangles, whatever seemed to fit 
the space. The leftover sections that were too small
for full tangles I just auraed. Then some shading, 
and, Voila!

Be sure to visit the Diva's site to see the other wonderful entries; it's amazing how different all the responses are. Maybe you'll be inspired to try out one of the Challenges yourself.

7 comments :

  1. wonderful tiles :-) Gudrun S.

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  2. What a fantastic idea Audrie! I like both results. The tile from last week's challenge is GORGEOUS!!!

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  3. Both tiles for this weeks Challenge are wonderful!
    My favorite is your tile from last week. This tile is amazing!!!

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  4. It is very interesting to show us what you did with these tangles. I like your "straight" Drogon very much (also with the different direction of the lines)
    The tile from last week is very special and I like that tile too.

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  5. Love that you converted an already done curvy tile to a straight one. Fun idea!

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  6. I just love that you took a tile and converted the rounded shapes to square. I may have to try that. Wonderful results!

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  7. What a lovely idea with beautiful results! Your last week´s challenge tile is gorgeous!

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