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| Eccentric Circles
We returned home late last night from a wonderful week in Connecticut, enjoying the high school graduation of our oldest grandson. I love teen agers and this group was no exception. They were a delightful group of "screenagers". We are proud grandparents, that is for sure.
And so...while my pile of laundry was churning away in the washer, I set about this weeks challenge from Laura Harms. Sometimes I wonder how she comes up with these ideas. It is amazing actually, that she can continue to challenge us. I love circles but this exercise made me realize that they are not necessarily easy to fill (and I still haven't exercised enough self control to leave spaces blank).
The laundry is done and put away. The luggage has been returned to the garage. Time to get back to life on the slow track.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Challenge 74, Eccentric Circles
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Great collection of tangles - many of these are ones I don't see very often. Inspiring...
Your fill work within the circles gives the piece charm! Lovely!
Cool creation Susan!
Gorgeous ! love the intricacy!
Beautifully done!
I love the contrast of tangles you selected and your circle motif is so very cool.
This is really great! I love your border around the circle on the left:)
i really like the big banded circle on the left! awesome job! and that circle with the triangle shapes - tucked underneath - looks tough to draw - what an awesome job you did!
The contrast between light and dark is lovely.
I like the contrast between the big circles with a small pattern and the small circles with a larger pattern. They look like magnifying classes!
I think it's so good to enjoy the younger generations!! They can be so fun! I need a new artsy project and this looks mighty tempting!! Your precision is so pretty! I love how placed shadows behind the forward circles :D
oooooh I really, really like the circles!!!
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