We were playing on our kitchen table to see how high we could build a Zentangle tile tower, but that table's surface was too smooth.
Out came one of Maria's earlier desk blotters. Its suede matting has a nice "tooth." Looks like this will be a good foundation to build on.
Here's a closer look at that blotter:
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love that blotter!
ReplyDeleteLove the blotter too!
ReplyDeleteI am so curious on what medium was used to highlight in white. It is soft looking and not like the hard edge of ink but remains glossy. Does anyone know? And I think they are soooo beautiful. I just keep coming back to the website to view them.
ReplyDeleteHi, fergyles...............the white is a chalk pencil, with a pretty sharp tip as it gets dull quickly. A "Berol" pencil would probably do as well. It's a fun exercise to add the white, when using a tinted surface..... you feel very "da vinci-esque".......m
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