 A very off-center mandala, the background of which was done on a spin-toy (see my previous post) and then tangled after. Additional color was added by Prismacolor pencil in spots, and a white Gellyroll pen in other spots. "Off-center" describes how I've been feeling for the last couple of days. Sometimes we just feel that way, right? This is actually drawn on a pie plate. I did the background on a spinner and then this morning added the tangles, some of which are more like tangleations. Even though I'm off-center today, I am fond of this result.
Susie Ngamsuwan
7/1/2018 05:41:08 am
Meridiana, this is such a beautiful Spundala! I would have never thought that blue and brown can mix so well. And the delicate fine lines give lightness to the tile which I often miss on these kind of 'buttons'. As for off-center: it would be off-center with me, too, but contrary to you, I would put if off-center deliberately!!! (This is how I avoid making mistakes. LOL)
M
7/2/2018 01:49:16 pm
Hey Susie, thank you! I'm just seeing your comment now. This was a practice piece, one of the first I did. Hopefully more to come. We started off using just graphite (not on this one, on our first ones) and those were even more off-center. I really love the off-center look and plan to tangle the graphite pie plates as well--looking forward to that. They are way more wonky than this one. Stay tuned! Comments are closed.
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ABOUT ME I'm a textile artist (traditional rug hooking, punch needle rug hooking, and other textile arts), a long-time meditator, a certified meditation teacher and coach, and focused on learning about the interplay of art, creativity, and mindfulness every day. 
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