Tackle It Tuesday - D-E-F

We continiue with the alphabeticals (if there's such a word) and this week challenge is D-E-F.
I choose a lot of patterns - Fleurette, Footlites, Double Loop de Loop and Echoism.

I'm proud of all F's and D's but my Echoism could've been a lot better, indeed. I do not like the mess I've made with it :(

Still, here is my DEF tile. Only liners on the watercolored paper.

Diva's Weekly #203

And we got a pattern to explore - Athitzi by idiloewenherz

Well, let me say, it seems like it is one of the easiest tangle pattern that I've met, but  in reality - not so much. ;)

The easiest one, imho, is CO2, which you can see in my tile, along with Beadlines and Flowtus (by Molossus).

I've only used two colors of my Pigma Micron - black (0.2) and orange (0.5), but the background is my watercolored sheet of paper and I haven't finished with it yet. The next one tile is on it, too, and there will be two more :).

Enough said, let me show you my tile :)

Tackle it Tuesday - A-B-C

That's week challenge on Tackle it Tuesday was with abbreviation A-B-C.
My choice are Antidots, Btljoos and Chime.

Yesterday I tried a new kind of watercolor paper with "eggshell" surface and it was so wonderful to the touch and to the layers of watercolors, especially when it dried. I was just experimenting and decided that this colored paper would be good to tangle on. So, I took my liners and tangled. And then colored the tile with my Derwent Inktense.

It's looks a bit messy but I don't want to change anything. Right now I'm trying to be creative not perfect so "bit messy' is a strugle for me, indeed. :)

Well, here I go! Hope you like it ;)

That's New To Me week 3

Another week of the challenge got us letter V which I combined with string #140 at tanglepatterns.com


Patterns are Verve by JJLaBarbera, Veezley by Sandy Hunter and Vache 1&2 by Genevieve Crabe.

I've decided to combine them with my new watercolor set Simply (Dailer Rowney). I've just bought it and those watercolors are truly awesome. Tried myself at mixing new colors from just the half of the set and I was in ablolute love with them instantly! Beautiful, really, and bright and very saturated.

Here, if you want to look at them closely: White, Coerulean, Ultramarine, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Sienna and Burnt Umber.

And the mixed ones, I really don't know which names they have, but I know that you can make Teal if you mix Coerulean and Burnt Sienna, and very deep Grey Brown, if you do it the other way ;).

Really, I never even knew before that some colors that I truly love, could be made just by mixing some of those six.