I love the look of your Skye on a Renaissance tile with white. I was concentrating so intently on the mechanics of this one that I'm afraid my creativity suffered. You may have had to use a pencil, but you retained your art sense. Very nice.
I love the look of your Skye on a Renaissance tile with white. I was concentrating so intently on the mechanics of this one that I'm afraid my creativity suffered. You may have had to use a pencil, but you retained your art sense. Very nice.
Very special effect, I do like this tile!
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is really lovely;-)
ReplyDeleteWow! You created such an elegant and lovely Skye! Sigh! I love it! Sigh...
ReplyDeleteMe too on the pencil...and I have to really concentrate to get the lines to meet up. It is beautiful though!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of your Skye on a Renaissance tile with white. I was concentrating so intently on the mechanics of this one that I'm afraid my creativity suffered. You may have had to use a pencil, but you retained your art sense. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of your Skye on a Renaissance tile with white. I was concentrating so intently on the mechanics of this one that I'm afraid my creativity suffered. You may have had to use a pencil, but you retained your art sense. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteOh I like this very much! Very different in white on Renaissance tile. :0)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a great idea - only a pencil on a Renaissance-Tile. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a great idea - only a pencil on a Renaissance-Tile. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful with the white on Renaissance!
ReplyDeleteLove the wispy look of this tile. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteYou almost wrote a haiku this week, as well as designing a stunning tile. The combination of pattern, colour and shading is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteSo softly pretty!
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