Thursday, October 24, 2013

Illustration Friday - ENTANGLED

"Man is the only creature whose emotions are ENTANGLED with his memory."
                                - Marjorie Holmes

This is the last of the pieces started while on vacation in Seattle - paint markers, graphite and pen.  I love when something comes together with so few elements.  I also am quite happy to be a painty mess with all manner of arty supplies out too. . . 
Was thinking of layering this one onto the front of my new linen art journal (thanks, Selena) but at the last minute my art patron ("me") decided that it should be framed and put on the mantel.  There are loads of my "artistic" attempts littering our home - it is a good thing that my husband is so encouraging.  When I get tired of it I'll just switch it out with something else I've drawn.  Do you do that too?
Linking to Illustration Friday
Paper Saturday

22 comments:

Tammy N said...

Love how you worked flowers into your zentangle design. Very striking!

Helen Campbell said...

Beautiful zentangle... and great choice to keep for your mantle. I do have some of my art about the house, and switch it out at whim.
Have a great weekend!

Lynn Cohen said...

Such intricate work...and how lovely they are set off by frames! HPPF!!!!

Miss Marple said...

I am also decorating our house with little pieces of me...that is fun!
I really love your sketch...great technique, that I would like to try one day!
Happy PPF - Irma

Clare Lloyd said...

This is gorgeous.

denthe said...

It looks great with that orange background!

www.dorissdaughter.com said...

Beautiful flowery tangle which looks great in the frame

Giggles said...

Oh I so get the painty mess thing... I've been drawing this week and don't miss the mess. Love your tangled flowers...gorgeous!! In fact I have a large canvas over my mantle with color of course but all whimsical flowers! I will only hang pieces I love. Except one that my son in law loves I leave that one up. It's big too. I have re-framed a few small pieces I got bored of. However I still love my big canvases.

Enjoy your art...if you are anything like me....I dislike way more of my art, than I like!

Happy ppf, thanks for sharing!

Hugs Giggles

Anne Manda said...

Lovely tangle, looks great framed!

alarmcat said...

this is really nice!!

yes, i switch out my artwork, too. i like looking at different things after a while.

GlorV1 said...

Love the flowers in your tangle. Great job. I have most of my paintings in my studio. I did have some inside the house but after painting the living and dining room, decided against it and left them in the studio. Great job.

Heather Foust said...

What a wonderful piece! I think you should also make a print of it and put it on the cover of your journal. I too have tons of art pieces everywhere. I also have a husband that is very encouraging. Lucky us. Because I don't know what I would do with all my art!

JKW said...

I showed your work to my daughter and she has been using zentangle ever since. I, on the other hand, found out about it in quilt group (cloth). Blessings, Janet PPF

Debbie said...

This piece looks beautiful framed. Your art is wonderful -- not litter at all. It's good to find a home for it so you can enjoy and honor your creativity.

Linda Kunsman said...

really nice zentangle! The way you have it framed goes perfectly with the traditional Halloween themed colors.

bellefrogworks said...

I do that as well - have to get back to some tangling - once I get going it's so relaxing. Love your art work

veronica said...

your piece looks great framed! love it!!

libbyquilter said...

your page is definitely worth framing and displaying~!

:-)
libbyQ

Ilona Heimböckel said...

Beautiful tangles! And isn't the art meant to be on display also? ;-)
I hang canvases and drawings on our walls all over the house, sometimes I change the paintings, mostly just for the change. I like to see my art framed and hanging on the wall :-)
Happy PPF
Ilona

Šolanje na domu-Waldorf said...

Great design. Love how it looks framed. :)

Monique said...

It is gorgeous, I can see why you would want it to be on your mantel.
xx Monique

pauline said...

Michelle, i think it looks wonderful on the mantel! i love that you added that touch of color in the framing. Your talent as an artist is showing and growing, girl. xox
ps: YAY for your husband!! He knows a good thing. ;-)