First lesson learned - don't make your string so elaborate.
Second lesson learned: tiles have a way of turning out the way they are supposed to - not how you plan them to (kind of like life).
| This one was sort of a tile-in-tile look - not exactly what I was going for... but oh well. |
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So - then I decided to try simplifying my string AND just letting the patterns find their own place... Still not very satisfied but I like this one better:
Of course - the true challenge is to take a risk, put something out there, and have fun doing it. - to unconditionally accept the effort without judgment. Another metaphor for life, maybe?
Oh.... one more thing. a couple of posts ago I wrote that I did challenge #35 but that I wasn't going to beat myself up for not getting it posted in time. I figured this was as good a place/time as any to post it:
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| #35 Tile in a Tile |
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| Worn out from playing with Poppa! |
5 comments:
Wow, talk about stimulation! Great job, your shading and depth is great, plaids away!
Oh my. So many wonderful tiles. I love the wallpaper one, and the one that looks like a notebook, and the fourth one--actually, all of them. Great job.
All these tiles are beautiful but I especially like the one with the "cracked wall". So cool.
Yep, I think they're all great, but the one with the cracked wall is my favorite, too. I seem to be into 3D tangles lately and yours is fantastic!
Oh wow - so many tiles to admire - thanks for the feast.
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