Challenge #111 - More-Mooka-Madness Monotangle-Mania

 Mooka is the focus of this weeks Diva Challenge #111. We're asked to do a Mooka monotangle and see what we can come up with for tangelations and explore the possibilities of this lovely tangle. Mooka is one of my very favorites, I love the flow and the concentration it takes to do this tangle correctly. It is beautiful and Mookalishish!

I chose to make my first version blump and luscious with Auras and a variety of textures behind each plump little beauty. I found a fun fern background to place behind my ZIA scan.

I then chose to do a large single Mooka with lots of lovely swirls and tendrils. I created this Mooka with one continuous line which created a single Mooka tangle shape. I then shaded the heck out of it. This process makes working with the flows and undulations of Mooka so enjoyable, you really have to remain present. This reminds me of a lovely swirling pin. Fun, fun, fun!

I also included a white recycled tile I created this Christmas. I did quite a few this December and meant to show some of them on the blog. So this is the perfect week to show this tile. I didn't use any grey so it was an exercise in using my line work and stippling to create shading. It sits it on a metal frame stand displayed it in my living room  It isn't a monotangle but I love the way Mooka turned out on this piece.

When Rick and Maria came out with their first video showing Maria creating this beautiful tangle I went a little CRAZY, I mooka for two weeks straight I just couldn't stop drawing this fabulous tangle. So for me it's one of my faves and always a go to to add a touch of elegance to any of my work!

This Mooka ZIA was created using one
continuous line
This is a 6" recycled tile I did this Christmas:
With Mooka, Diva Dance, Tipple, and Nipa
Beadz, Msst, and some stuff
    

23 comments:

  1. Oh Dani, I love your mooka in more ways than I can express. I must mention how the movement in the drawing is like looking sea plants at the bottom of the ocean swaying with the waves. Gorgeous!

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  2. Treats galore! Tangling in a continuous line sounds a super idea, Dani you have weaved some magic!

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  3. All are great but the first one is my favourite

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  4. Wonderful Mookas...eh...Mooki? Mookusses?
    The first one really grabs me!

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  5. All your Mooka tiles arte very, very beautiful.

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  6. Like the first with the auras and different textures the best. The continuous motion one must have been a challenge but look great.

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  7. Wow! All are lovely, but that single line mooka sounds like quite a challenge. I may have to see if I can do that. Still, my favorite is the first one, because I'm so attracted too the plump mookas, Rick style.

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  8. Very cool Mookas, Love the top one, neato

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  9. Daniele, I love your unique approach in each of your tiles. What an inspiration. You've shown me possibilities I had never thought of. Nice work!

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  10. These are amazing! I really love the tile created in Dec. The composition and flow are stunning!

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  11. Great job on the Mooka, just beautiful!

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  12. You are a mooka specialist. I love the second one, great that it is only one stroke. Beautiful

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  13. Your work is so beautiful.I love them all! The one continuous line blows me away!

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  14. Oh, how Mookalishish your Mooka's are! Love the gracefulness of your long, curvy pods.

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  15. I love the things you show here! You really are an expert in/with Mooka.

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  16. Beautiful. Love your juicy mooka swirls :)

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  17. Oof, I tried to follow the line of #2 with my eyes only, but I quit.... LOL!! It's awesome!

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  18. Oh wow! I love the first with the heavy bulbous heads that drape; and the embellished curly bits, and the way you've aura'd the whole thing. Spectacular. And your second one is awesome - couldn't imagine keeping track of those lines! I love the super curled mooka, balanced with the straighter background ones.

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  19. This tile makes me smile big! It's fanciful and very well done.

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  20. I love your first one. I tried to do something similar today and failed miserably. Your's looks great though!

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  21. wow!!!! this is fabulous work, I'm in love with your mookas
    (jijihook)

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  22. These are all so beautiful! I can't say why exactly, but I am especially drawn to the first one. Just gorgeous!

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