I wasn't very excited by this week's challenge but once I got into it, I really enjoyed HB and all its possible variations. I'm usually not drawn to grid patterns. If too much precision is required and following concise structures is important, I get nervous, my eyes start to spin. I'm much more of a free flow gal. And that's what my Huggy Bear does; ebbs, flows, wobbles and wonks, but that's just me. It was a very enjoyable challenge, who knew?
I used Huggy Bear in several variations, Tipple, Keeko, Knightsbridge, Plume, some Spheres, and Auras. I really do like the outcome. I may have to do another.
Thanks Laura and JJ LaBarbera. I'm also quite taken with her tangle Allium but they are all fun!
There is something wonderful about the way a challenge will change your perspective. I love the variations, the wonkiness, and the pizzazz!
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of tangles.... and fun Huggy Bear variations. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteI love the wobbles and wonks! This challenge has taught me that I was looking at Huggy Bear too rigidly and I need to go more with the flow. Beautiful tile!
ReplyDeleteI like your zentangle, playfull.
ReplyDeleteI learn a lot seeing all this beautifull work.
You have done wonderful variations with HB, and the complementary tangles go beautifully with it. Great flow, and shading. Very pleasing.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an Easter tangle with all the egg shapes. Cool!
ReplyDeleteThe whole tile is lovely and free-flowy! Very cool.
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