So I decided to use two very simple strings that I made up and then put them together. A bit too simple perhaps, but the best I could do. Here are the strings:
When choosing my tangles, I did something I've always wanted to try. I used four tangles based on the same basic pattern - the sort of flower-like form that results when you put rice shapes together with ends together (it's easier to see than explain). Three of these have names: da Deal, Spokes and 4 Corners. The fourth, on the right side, may have a name, but I don't know what it is. It's basically just adding emphasis to one side of rice shape in order to balance the amount of dark area.
Hope you like it.
I like your rice shape tangle tile. What a challenge to find all tangles with this basic shape and use them in one. I think you did a good job. I like the negative space you left white gives the tile an exciting look.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Kia... I love the fact that you remember to take the pictures... LOL.. .wish I could remember to do things like that... I love your TIA... very nice ... Love, Light and Peace...Bonnie
ReplyDeleteGreat line work. The whitespace is unexpected and really make the tile interesting.
ReplyDeleteThis is great tangling and the negative space just adds so much to it.
ReplyDeleteGreat tile! It's fun to see how just a few different steps change the appearance of a basic form.
ReplyDeleteLovely delicacy - very nice!
ReplyDeleteI like this tile with the negative space in it.
ReplyDeleteI do like it. Impeccable line work. And the fourth tangle is very pretty. I wanted to say "It's Bales!" But it's not! Maybe you should name it. Thanks for showing your string. I love seeing the before and after. (Of course I did not think to do it that myself....)
ReplyDeleteVery nice grid work, KIA. An impressive over all design, very well drawn. Your overlaid strings worked out very well. Great Job.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tile! Especially I like the the positive - negative effect! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteA tile of many tiles ... It looks to me like the beautiful old floor tiles that are so rare these days. Very nice inspiration
ReplyDeleteNice ZIA. It is fun to do variations on a single tangle. Some are easier to do than others.
ReplyDeleteI love the 4 versions of Cruz and the simplicity of the two superimposed strings.
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