Urbandictionary.com defines "ellish" as "a word used in the northeast for "great / cool / good". News to me! And also the newest tangle from the ZT mothership, as well as the focus of this week's Diva challenge. I wasn't particularly "drawn" to this tangle, but once I got started, I had an ellish time! I did leave off the bottom loop, which made it more 8ish, and even flipped one around for fun.
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PS: A second ellish! (It's starting to grow on me!!) This was done on Elephant Poop Paper. I love the feel of the microns on it. It's quite rough and very absorbent. Graphite doesn't really work on it, so I used some cross hatching and rounding for shading.
Mutant Ellish! I love it and it has so much movement...looks great with the sepia pen. Really very nice! :0)
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I especially love the Mooka bits;-)
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your Ellish is so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, that's the only word I can find for your tile. I want to say that I like what you wrote in 'about me': trying to make the world a little bit better than I found it. Let's all try to do that!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this organic-looking Ellish, it's a beautiful tile!
ReplyDeleteLove the way this flows!
ReplyDeleteThis just flows and goes on! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful Ellish tangelation, dear Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteI am happy that you are back on your blog, I already missed you!
I read that you had nice holidays in France - this is so beautiful there...
I have been in Monets Garden last summer and it was so phantastic to see all the flowers. Your post reminded me to that and I took a look at the fotos again. Thank you!
I like this moving Ellish, very special effect!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteEllish in the flow. I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteI like it with less loops too. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty in drawn in that colour, and great connections with each other
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