To finish the piece in the way I wanted, I needed a pattern that in this setting would evoke thoughts of Mayan Hieroglyphics, so I put together my own pattern. For Mayo-Hiero, the idea is to put formless blobs in the center of the block.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Zendala Dare 4, plus a new pattern
So, I'm a bit late getting this one posted, but I finally scanned my entry for Erin's Zendala Dare 4. I've had it finished for a couple of weeks now, it's just been a matter of getting it scanned. The idea this time was to have either a beach or Mexico theme. Well, I love ancient archaeology, and will always remember the trip my parents and I took to Chitzen Itza when I was in high school. So, when she said Mexico, I thought Mayan.
To finish the piece in the way I wanted, I needed a pattern that in this setting would evoke thoughts of Mayan Hieroglyphics, so I put together my own pattern. For Mayo-Hiero, the idea is to put formless blobs in the center of the block.
To finish the piece in the way I wanted, I needed a pattern that in this setting would evoke thoughts of Mayan Hieroglyphics, so I put together my own pattern. For Mayo-Hiero, the idea is to put formless blobs in the center of the block.
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I love it..It's like I am top of the centerpiece gazing down at the swirls and intricate architecture & carvings on the walls, basking at the beauty of the spiral stairs. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo cool - I love the perspective.
ReplyDeleteDitto, ditto. :) and looking out at more temples from any of the four sides.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Is very nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you all :)
ReplyDeleteHow creative and what a neat idea! I would have never thought of that. Loved the Hieroglyphics!
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