Zentangle: Found Poetry
I really wanted to participate in Inktober this year. But, I got started late; so, I looked for something quick and easy to do. I ended up creating samplers. Please click here to take a look at them and to tell me what you think. You will find a link to a very helpful reference on the linked page.
The Challenge: Use the two semi circle string.
These days I really enjoy creating found poetry; so, that is what I did for this entry.
Here is the poem.
We Believe
We believe she is purity.
Unspotted worshiped.
Also, I could not resist playing around with the tile. So, I created these.
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The idea with your samplers is very nice. Your Diva Challenge is great. Including apiece of poetry derived from a newspaper page is inspiring. It shows very impressionable that words are. what we do with them. Love your second mosaic, which seems tome a mandala of modern buildings and a hint of lotus flowers inthe semicircles.
Thank you Kathariana.
Your poetry semi-circle string is unique and lovely. I also like what you were able to do with your semicircle mosaic tiles. I took a look at your sampler. I tried doing that with my 2018 Tangle-A-Day calendar—until around August when I went off the rails into ZIA land.
I know what you mean about going off the rails to ZIA land. I too tried doing a calendar. By day two I was off the rails and knew if I continued I’d never finish. I tried to come up with another idea, but nothing worked until I decided to do a sampler.
Wow, I love this mosaic you did!!!
Thank you.
Love your samplers. What a great way to participate. I’ll be on point for Inktober next year. Looked super fun. I like the different looks of your finished piece when you rotate your tiles.
Thank you Duchess. I’m not able to leave comments on Blogger; so, I will say here, I saw your entry it was lovely.