I have to get caught up on my posting. Here and now seems as good a place as any other. The weather has been too fine to sit inside--the best spring I have ever seen in Arizona. I've been creating, just not writing about it much. (though it's heating up--100+ for the foreseeable future).
My previous posts were for inchies and twinchies, now to get to the zinchies and ZIAs.
I'll start with last week's
IAST. The prevailing theme was May flowers...I took some splattered watercolors and carried on:
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IAST 94
With Matching Zinchies
Jasmin, Sooflower, Fleuri, Wist |
The word of the week for
EIM is pillow. I have a barely there pillowcase my mom embroidered many moons ago. The stitches are worn and barely visible, though stitched with love and patience. The fuschia French knots have held up through the years. I drew this ZIA on watercolor paper with Spectrum Noir markers (which, I'm still trying to get a handle on). You'll find my official inchie on my
Flickr page.
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Pillow Talk |
And in no particular order, so I can post and move along:
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Diva 218 |
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Don't Move a Mussel Diva 217 |
I really liked that one. The geometry speaks to the geek in me and the resulting Zebra mussels lend movement and a cautionary tale about conservation efforts out on our lakes, thus the name. This next one I chose a cursive "V" instead of the Roman numeral for five. Anything goes, right?
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IAST91 |
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IAST 92 |
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Made by Joey Mumsie on Black Looks better in real life! |
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Weather Patterns Diva Challenge 219 with some patterns of my own creation |
These are bloody blurry, but my computers went to hell (yes, both of em) and now my scanner can't speak to the new models so that needs replacing. Here I am, photographer me, using her phone. with seriously mixed results. Good enough. Thank God for Zentangle--it's okay not to be perfect!
Now onto the latest and greatest. Yay!
I love your ZIA! A sweet story about the pillowcase.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Zoe, you are too kind! It's still my favorite after all these years! Have a brilliant day! c
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