It's too hot these days for staying at the PC. We are experiencing a huge heat wave in Italy, and I don't have air conditioning!!!!
So I made my fan my best friend and and try to draw something.
This week I have been asked to become Admin of the Zentangle: Journaled and Tangled FB group!
I am so excited! I have been tangling for 5 years now and this for me is a sort of reward for my efforts to improve my skills. :)
Thank you, Alice and Jane, for this opportunity! :)
In the group we host a weekly challenge called Friday Idea.
Come join us! :)
This week's Idea is
FOUND POETRY - CUT UP
Directions:
1)Take a page from an old book, cut out words or sentences and combine them into a poem
2) Draw your tangle
3) Glue your poem on your tangle
4) Show us your work!
1)Take a page from an old book, cut out words or sentences and combine them into a poem
2) Draw your tangle
3) Glue your poem on your tangle
4) Show us your work!
Cut Up is one of the techniques used in Found Poetry.
From Wikipedia:
"Found poetry is a type of poetry created by taking words, phrases, and sometimes whole passages from other sources and reframing them as poetry by making changes in spacing and lines, or by adding or deleting text, thus imparting new meaning".
Links:
http://www.foundpoetryreview.com/
http://www.creative-writing-now.com/found-poetry.html
Here is mine
#1 - "MURDER":
Movement.
Impossible,
atavistic rage.
Obliteration.
Shock.
Oblivion.
Unconsciousness.
No life
#2 -"EXPECTATION":
Expectation,
properly fortified,
obscured by shadows
of passion.
The pic on the left shows my new tangle pattern
ROLLUP
Here it is!
Have a great weekend!
Great zentangle. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteFound poetry cut up sounds like a very creative way to add to your lovely zentangles.
ReplyDeleteLovely detail work!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of creating found poetry. I am going to do it this weekend. I haven't done that for a long time! It is such a great way to stretch the imagination.
ReplyDeleteI really like your intricate zentangles and I appreciate the instructions to create the "Roll Up".