size: 5"sq
During a class with Valerie Akkerman I started this design...
On Genoa Bond Calligraphy paper drew out my intersecting circles and added the pattern details.
words: Always remember that hindsight is better than foresight.
Took a Celtic onLine class through the Westcoast Calligraphy Society with Valerie Akkerman
Celtic Border: (unfinished...)
size 3.75"sq
On misc black scrapbook paper using Prisma colored pencils and various metallic gel pens, and Ritz glitter (Java Bean)
Celtic with Gem:
size: 4" sq
On Genoa Bond calligraphy paper using a Zig Writer, Prisma colored pencils and Uniball gold gel pen.
Size: 5"sq
On
Genoa Bond calligraphy paper drew out my 1"squares, drew in the "Z" and
then the 2 "N's" using a Faber Castell Pitt artist calligraphy pen
(1/10"). Added design element to distinguish each letter (white dots,
dashes and gold mini squares). Colored with Posca colored pencils.
Outlined the borders with a red Zig Writer. Text written in a kind of
monoline/Art Nouveau style.
words: create a NEW comfort ZONE NOW
For this one I went straight to designing
Size: 4"w x 5"h
On Canson Pro Marker paper created my O-Emerald design border using a Faber Castell calligrapy broad edge C pen (1/10"), colored with Posca colored pencils.
Lettering with a Juice Up pen
words: Okay
Celtic Key Pattern - G - Quirky
On Recollections black cardstock using a pointed nib and Bleed Proof White ink drew out the outline. Colored with Black Edition colored pencils.
Decorative detail done with Juice Up Metallic pens in various colors. Added the word "Quirky" using a Signo white gel pen in a funky Art Nouveau style.
We had our Celtic ZOOM meeting a couple days ago and some of the gals had done a "Z/T" pattern and then Adrienne created one on Procreate... and I thought I'd do anotherone as well. Mine is different in that it is 2 interlocking "Z's", so I guess it's kind of a Celtic Knotwork pattern as well....
I used the same template as yesterday's post from some cardstock
and then just twisted and turned it to create the design.
size: 3.5"h x 5"w
On Fabriano Mixed Media paper using a Signo Black gel pen. Painted using Finetec Rose Gold (given to me by a good friend) and Gansi Tambi "Light Gold #905"
The word is one of the Art Nouveau lettering styles from my recent class with Violet Smythe.
We had our Celtic ZOOM meeting a couple days ago and some of the gals had done a "Z/T" pattern and then Adrienne created one on Procreate... and I thought I'd do one as well Mine is different in that it is 2 interlocking "Z's", so I guess it's kind of a Celtic Knotwork pattern as well....
Again I created a template of the letter from some cardstock and then just twisted and turned it to create the design.
size: 5"sq
On Canson Pro Marker paper using my cut out template created the design using a Zig Writer, then I thought some of the lines would work as a knot pattern and then I was in a mood to add spaces between my pattern... You know how these things evolve...
Colored the negative spaces with Posca colored pencils in... shades of brown... and then decided to doodle inside some of the letters using brown Juice Up pen and a Unibal Signo Gold gel pen. Lettering for the words is something I came across on dribbles.com
I thought I'd do an "e" and when I was playing with it... there was the "a" as well. ROFL
size:7.5"h x 6"w
On Canson Mixed Media paper drew out the key design. See below for the steps I took. Since it's basically all straight lines I drew a funky "S" shape. Then put a border around the shape. Transferred the idea to graph paper... although that didn't really help so I just winged it... then cut it out of cardstock and used it as my guide.
I then inked it with a ZIG Writer, added the inner border with a Juice Up pen and water colored my "S" shapes using (WN Cad Yel, Winsor Blue Red and Holbien Opera) blending the paints with water to merge them. Then inked the black areas with a Pentel Brush Pen.
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Simplify... I'm rolling on the floor laughing... This was not simple... When I don't have continuous lines without breaks it starts to get very confusing... but I'm glad I persevered.
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This was created on the smaller dot size grid I created which you can find on my website. Click on above image.
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