Intertwined Vines

A couple of weeks ago I had a drawing get together with some friends. One of my friends suggested a string in the shape of an intertwining vine. The tangles used were Northshire (Jody Genovese), A-dalfa (Bunny Wright), Meer and Finery (Zentangle), and Copino (Eni Oken). I love how 3-dimensional this turned out!

Here’s the before and after shading:

And another view for you to inspect:

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Remember that Copyright 2023 Eni Oken

 
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