This week I got caught by the task of
A guest blogger Charlotte Carpentier, CZT, proposed to find some sort of stencil, make a string with a dye or spray (it can also be tea or wine, or any other natural colourant), and tangle it.
So I prepared some stuff, and was ready to start. My 10-year old daughter was eager to join me (the second week in a row (!!!!!) - it's real fun doing something together). "OFF WE GO!"
Here is what we've got:
My daughter's picture first -
She stopped somewhere halfway, perhaps she'll return some time later to finish it.
As for me, I've already done three pictures, and I have a suspicion that it is not the end.
My results so far:
Variant 1. Here I have used red and blue blow pens and red and blue 005 Pigma Microns.
Variant 2. A page of my art journal. I have sprayed some coffe first, then added on a still wet page some colour with the blow pens, let it dry and tangled with coloured fineliners.
Variant 3. I have sprayed some coffee through stencils on a tile, then tangled blank spaces with brown (01) and coloured spaces with red (005) Pigma Micron. Added some shading.
And these tiles are still waiting to be tangled on.
Thank you both Charlotte and Laura for a great challenge this week!
