Challenge #244 - Tripoli Triptastic

Tripoli, Tipple, Munchin, Floatfest, Leaves, Zinger,
using an "L" string
This weeks Diva Challenge revisits the tangle Tripoli. This tangle is close to my heart since it was the tangle introduced during my CZT training in May 2011. It was wonderful experiencing this tangle through Maria and Rick's eyes.

I chose to use my sepia micron to develop this ZIA. I then added touches of what I thought was black and realized half way through that I had grabbed my purple micron. No mistakes in the Zentangle process so I embraced the purple. I went the organic loosey-goosey route with Tripoli. I let it morph and grow not allowing it to take itself too seriously.

I chose to use the "L" as my original string since one of my oldest friends Liz has a big birthday coming up this week. I've known Liz since I was 12 year's old. We met at Clear Lake Camp in Chelsea, Michigan. We've been friends ever since! Happy Birthday Liz!

13 comments:

  1. Oh my gosh, this is stunning! Love it.

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  2. This is beautiful Daniele! I didn't even notice the 'L' until I read your comments.

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  3. Wauw, very beautiful. Great movement in your creation. Lovely.

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  4. A very lovely and delicate interpretation of the challenge. You are so lucky to have a friend that goes so far back - I'm sure you were inspired by that in this tile.

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  5. omigosh this piece is absolutely stunning! Thank's so much for your generous comment on my blog for it led me here;-)

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    1. Thanks so much to all, it's great to do the Diva Challenge again! Michelle, I removed your second comment since it was identical, thanks for the lovely words... twice :)

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  7. Danni, this is stunning!! You give me new eyes for Tripoli!! :) :) Lovely!!

    ~ Diane Clancy
    http://www.dianeclancy.com/blog/2015/11/my-diva-tripoli-triptastic-challenge-entry

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