Linda and Rosie's challenge over at the Awfully Big Art Adventure (monthly challenge) is to use shells in your art. I've been in the mood for zentangling. It's very calming to me. I zentangled rocks at Easter time (to make Easter eggs) so I thought, "Why not zentangle on shells?"
Any shells we find here in the Puget Sound are pretty broken up and worn down, so the shells I've got are bits and pieces. But they're nice and smooth - perfect for a sharpie :)
I hope you like these - better yet - I hope you give it a try too!
Wow, they're so pretty! They would look stunning in a fuchsia pink bowl, that's how I'm imagining them :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cool! Great design!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing use of Zentangle! So lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are just stunning!Never seen anythng like this before!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Lynn - I've never seen anything like this. These shells are totally unique, creative and wonderful!
ReplyDeletei think they are so magical looking with this treatment....you are the QUEEN!
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous! What a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteyou've proved you can zentangle almost anything smooth!! Love them!!!
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again Kimmie! Oh My, I adore what you've done to the shells, stunning! Brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea & they look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKim, you did an amazing design on these, I love the lacy one :)
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration!
Oh wow these are fabulous Kimmie!!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the one on the left.
You have inspired us yet again you clever girl...
Love
Linda x
Thank you for joining in!!
Kimmie how clever that you take our challenge and produce something totally different and original! I'd never have thought of doing this but the results are LOVELY! So glad you keep on joining us!!
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Rosie ABAA
Wow, what a great idea, these are beautiful, they look so classy. Thanks for sharing, what an inspiration, Cheers Jaqi
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteWow what a great upcycle, you make something so pretty even better. What markers do you use?
ReplyDeleteHi Bridget - I used a sharpie permanent marker - ultra fine tip - thanks for stopping by!
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