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« Destination: Escape Your Comfort Zone | Main | Kick-Start Your Art Journal (Part 6) »
Thursday
09Jul2009

Compass Mandala

DateThu, July 9, 2009 at 01:00AM Print ArticlePrint Article

Compass mandala, 5x8" sketch moleskine journal, drawn in Ghent, Belgium in pittpen and sakura micron. I'm focusing on layers and details lately, keeping more of the mandalas to one page of the moleskine rather than over two. They are such a challenge yet relaxing to draw!

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Tammy, I think you have the patience of Jobe! I know very little about drawing Mandalas. Have you considered doing a series about them? Hugs, Terri xoxo

07.9.2009 | Unregistered CommenterTerri @ Pringle Hill

Terri, Thank you for your kind words. Maybe it's the doodling that improves my patience:) The idea has been swirling around for some time, it could be fun to do! ~ Tammy

07.16.2009 | Registered Commentergypsy

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