And, the challenge came along as I was revving up an interest in gemstones.
So, this is my entry.
My new gray tone sketchbook...mmmm! |
The shiny turquoise flux was first. It was so enjoyable, as I was doing it at work, so I'd come and go, and whenever I came back to my desk, I got to see the shiny all over again. The other flux I was trying to get a matte silver patina, not sure how successful that was, but then I comforted myself with shading the Nzeppel...of my most favorite things to do in the world. I used Prismacolor pencils, graphite, and white gelly roller
And the round of nzeppel up in the corner made me think of something...so I did this one:
I haven't done a single smidgen of shading on this one yet, but I thought it was a good choice for the two patterns. It is on a regular tile that I made myself from tiepolo paper.
Lots of fun...and still playing with gem effects.
A beautiful work with a fantastic shiny Flux, I love the wonderful colors you put on these FLux!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the dimension you achieved on that grey tone paper. I just want to reach in and touch it;-)
ReplyDeleteLove the gem flux and the gray toned on is lovey too! Such a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteThe shine on the fist tile is so pretty to look at. It has so much dimension.
ReplyDeleteI love the shine in Flux!
ReplyDeleteI love the first one. SO PRETTY!
ReplyDeleteGreat tiles.I love the green colours at Flux. beautiful done.
ReplyDeleteThose turquoise gem'fluxes are stunning. Two gorgeous tiles.
ReplyDeleteBoth are wonderful! Especially I like the first one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! Love both! The first one is my favorite! Wonderful green
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