Thanks, Jean. The only colors I used were black micron, brown micron, white gellyroll, and clear glaze. The glaze is what brings out the center mooka and one of the ‘ribbons’ of the auraknot. It took me a while to get used to how many different shades of brown you can get with just the one pen, but now I am enjoying it.
Thanks. You can thank Laura for that outer mooka. No way would I ever consider using it in that way, but when the only other choice was auraknot, it wasn’t much of a choice!
Thanks, Don. It took a ‘higher than usual amount of concentration’ but I’m not a big fan of traditional auraknot, so I wanted to try something different. I love how these challenges make me stretch my imagination and do things I wouldn’t normally do.
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So pretty and elaborate. I love the wavy lines of the Aura Knot and how you embellished them – and the Mooka in the middle is killer!
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Love your center Mooka. Your self imposed challenge looks like it is coming along fabulously.
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Thanks, Kate. I am getting more confidence and less stress with these Renaissance tiles.
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Beautiful to use as a Zendala. I like the colors on the tan too.
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Thanks, Jean. The only colors I used were black micron, brown micron, white gellyroll, and clear glaze. The glaze is what brings out the center mooka and one of the ‘ribbons’ of the auraknot. It took me a while to get used to how many different shades of brown you can get with just the one pen, but now I am enjoying it.
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Your curvy Auraknot is stunning.
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Such a beautiful design. A beautiful piece of jewlery could come from this terrific Tile. I love it.
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Hmm. You have inspired me to try that. Just need to find a good tutorial.
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Great tile!
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The use of the mooka as the outer ring of the mandala is unique. It love it.
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Thanks. You can thank Laura for that outer mooka. No way would I ever consider using it in that way, but when the only other choice was auraknot, it wasn’t much of a choice!
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Love the patterns you’ve used on the Auraknot, beautiful tile.
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I like the way you have put these tangles in a zendala.
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Beautiful mandala arrangement. The mooka in the center – brilliant
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Like how you varied auraknot. It gives it an airy/lacy look rather than the weave.
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Thanks, Don. It took a ‘higher than usual amount of concentration’ but I’m not a big fan of traditional auraknot, so I wanted to try something different. I love how these challenges make me stretch my imagination and do things I wouldn’t normally do.
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Love your mooka centre. Great colors on the tan zendala tile. Your layout is great.
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Thanks. I can’t take credit for the layout since I used a prestrung Zendala, but I’m glad you like it.
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