Weekly Challenge #191: "Monotangle: Betweed"

this weeks challenge is all about the tangle "BETWEED", 
a monotangle is a good reason to trie a black tile, i don't do that often.
i really liked it, especially when i added some blue with the colourpencil.
to see what other tanglers posted for this challenge, or to see the step- out for this nice pattern, click here, this pattern is created by the founders of zentangle, maria thomas and rick roberts.......wonderful teachers, wonderful people.

and then:

i had to trie an other black tile with a pattern i just discovered.

i found it on an amazing vase carved in alabaster.

please leave a message, if you know a similar pattern, and the name of it. i'm quiet shure that there is, especially because on the weekly challenge #186 "leaves" was the exercise.

till i hear from you, i call it:

"alabastro"

and the step-out gonna follow.

Weekly Challenge #190: "Pink for Ardath*"
true, i cheat a little, because this tile i made it about 2 weeks ago.
but i have the chance to be 1st., and give thanks to everybody who entered a tile for the weekly challenge #189, with "YUMA"

for this challenge we use pink, click here, to read why, and see what other tanglers entered.

this is  also my tangle:"KAURIKUNDA", with  bunzo.

i used black micron (01) and caran d'ache colour-pencil..

and here an other tile with "YUMA"

renaissance-tile, black and brown micron, pencil, white carbon-pencil, silver+gold+glitter-green gelly-roll.....time and breathing.

i wish you a happy week.

here my entries i created especially for:
Weekly Challenge #189: UMT "Yuma" by Tina-AKUA, CZT

i have entered a tile on place 11. already, i was, and i'm still so excited and happy that "YUMA" is the challenge of this week.
to see so many diffrent tiles from all over the world with "YUMA", it's a great honour.

thanks to everybody who tried "YUMA"....may be i won't make it to comment every entry, or sometimes the sending of my comment does not work. but i continue to look at the entries every day.

for who like to see what others contributed to the weekly challenge #189, click  here

again: big thanks to laura harms

your challenges help a lot to experience, that there are no limits.....or are there?

HUG

Weekly Challenge #189: UMT "Yuma" by Tina-AKUA, CZT
I'm not going to lie, i was pretty happy to see Tina's tangle come up in the random generator this month.  I met Tina at the 15th CZT conference in Providence this year!

Me and Tina and her book of Diva Challenges!

i almost feel a little famous,....i'm joking, but the kind of surprise when i went to see what is the challenge of this week, wow, just really great. "YUMA" may look difficult when you started, but when you practiced a little, soon you'll finde a way to draw it in a meditative way, and after shading it,wow.

i want to enter something right now. so my "YUMA" is in combination with my newest pattern "STONESTORY", which i hope to see on http://tanglepatterns.com/ , soon.

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"STONESTORY"  by tina- akua hunziker, CZT
i'm so happy to show you my step-out for "stonestory"
this pattern is connected to friends and to my lifestory. and i hope soon it gonna be on "tanglepatterns" soon.

Weekly Challenge #188: National Coming Out Day
Daniel(12 years old) told me (laura harms/ i 
am the diva) that October 11th is National Coming Out Day.  Daniel's friend is gay, and so he wanted me to help him support his friend and to issue a challenge with a LGBT theme. 

i contribute my tile for this challenge because i like rainbows, and because when ever i was really in love, i could not really decide it.....to be in love is a feeling. so i guess, somebody who is gay, he feels attracted by somebody who has the same sex.....i don't know why, but i know it happens. so to force him to love a woman, i just think it's not possible.in case you are not gay, turn it around: would it be possible to force you to love a man (if you yourself are man already)?
so  here my tile, because only true love can be love.

Weekly Challenge #187: "String Theory - Blind String"                                  

To begin, draw your dots and your border. 

Then put your pencil somewhere on the tile (i put mine by the edge of the tile) and close your eyes and draw a string...blind.

i really like this challenge, the stringpart is so important for a zentangle.

i used the tangle i created some months ago: kaurikunda

and the one for which i made the step-out in sept. 2014: yuma

you finde the step-outs on my blog, or tanglepatterns.com

and on the right side you see : trio,created by hanny waldburger, CZT.

trio is one of my favorite tangles, since i know it, i use it almost in every zentangle or ZIA i do. to see the step-out for trio click here.