get started

Get the Daisy Yellow st|ART zine

LINKwithlove

COPYRIGHT INFO
All content [words, photos, images, artwork, descriptions, designs] is copyright Daisy Yellow unless specified. Please kindly contact me {via the contact form above} to request permission to use content. Stealing is so very uncool.

support daisy yellow

2012 Reading Challenge

2012 Reading Challenge
Tammy has read 4 books toward his goal of 25 books.
hide
Comments Galore
Copyright Info

 All images, art, photographs, wording, style and content Copyright 2007-20010 Daisy Yellow. Use without permission is ILLEGAL. To request permission, email "tammy *dot* daisyyellow *at* gmail *dot* com.

Login
« Altered Book: magenta.red rev 1.1 | Main | Altered Book: pink.yellow rev 1.1 »
Saturday
Nov072009

Widget Mandala

"Knitting grants the virtue of patience.
You don't knit because you are patient.
You are patient because you knit."
~ Stephanie Pearl-McPhee

8x8" watercolor paper, mandala in purple Sakura micron (005)

A new mandala in the square mandala series for Art Every Day Month DAY SEVEN. Another early morning spent drawing because I couldn't sleep. I drew this with a Sakura micron (005) in my 8x8" Clairefontaine cold press watercolor journal.

When I started drawing & doodling a few years ago, I never expected to become so familiar with the pens I use. My favorites are Sakura microns (01 or 005) and PITT pens (XS or S). I know how to hold the pens, know what to expect from them. Will the pen snag on the paper if I draw a line going forward? Will the ink bleed to the other side of this paper? Will a tiny drop of water from a pool splash ruin the page?  Will the edge of my hand smear what I just drew? Will the ink run out? These are solid reasons to buy quality permanent markers/pens for drawing or writing. It makes a difference. Learn about the art materials I use at Tammy's Art Materials for Art Journling, Doodling & Beyond.

2 CHALLENGES. 30 DAYS. 60 CREATIONS. GO.

Reader Comments (3)

Tammy, I am soooo impressed with your dedication and discipline. Although I may not comment on each new mandala or post, I've been enjoying your journey! Hugs, Terri xoxo

I am enjoying your square mandala series. Each piece seems so intricate and unique to itself that each one is another little creative adventure. Keep going. Do you add color to them? or do they always stay line art? and one color?

Terri,
Thank you for your constant support!!!

Diane, At first, I colored all of them, but for some period I've left them B&W. Lately that my kids have inspired me to start colorizing again! I tend to like them better as line art, because the challenge for me is the mandala itself.

Thank you for commenting!
~ Tammy

11.9.2009 | Registered Commentergypsy

PostPost a New Comment

Enter your information below to add a new comment.
Author Email (optional):
Author URL (optional):
Post:
 
Some HTML allowed: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>