This week's Diva Challenge was to represent the Chinese Zodiac for 2015 - Year of the Goat.
I don't know diddly about goats... or sheep. I was just finishing up my tile trying to convince myself it was worth posting and the boyfriend walks by and says "Looks like the Trix Rabbit ears."
Well, my heck! Once you see it, you can't UNSEE it, so here's my Year of the Rabbit tile (and a really crooked scan!).
I'm either 4 years too late, or 9 years early. Your choice.
Patterns used: Jujubeedze and Gnarly
I do like your tile, it's very original. I just woke up, had a cup of coffee, read your post and .... couldn't stop smiling because of that rabbit :-)
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Nice work! Goat, sheep, rabbit... Whatever! It looks nice :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful and very original tile! Lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteYou chose the perfect tangles to use to represent Chinese lanterns. (I have a photo of some Lunar New Year's lanterns we saw in Vietnam last year on my blog post challenge response). As for the rabbit ears---if you hadn't said anything---I probably would not have been thinking rabbit ears---let alone Trix rabbit ears. If you asserted they were goat horns, that's all I would see. Happy Lunar Year!
ReplyDeleteA delightful Tile, Duchess. I love your Jujubeeda pattern. The Tassels are a great touch.
ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful tile! It's simple, yet so elegant. Who cares if those are goat horns or rabbit ears...zentangle is non-representational after all - and the laugh was an enormous day brightener. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteTrix rabbit ears? It looks a whole lot like the more ancient version of the Sheep character in Chinese pictographs, to me. The jujubeedze are perfect for the theme, too. Very chinese lantern-y. Good work
ReplyDeleteAs long as we can smile.......I'm smiling!
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy tile... I love your bunny ears too!
ReplyDeleteSee...if you just flip them over the shapes can be either horns or rabbit ears. Such a clever girl!
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