This week we’re looking at lovely round vano, tutorial here.
Being a perfectionist, I struggle with rounded tangles. They’re never perfectly circular, and when there’s more than one they’re never the same amount of not-circular.
But everybody knows perfectionism is actually not that great, and the only way I know of getting over it is ploughing on with non-perfect things and realising that they don’t cause the world to end.
So here we go. Done is better than perfect.
Many aspects of not perfectity (it’s totally a word)
I am quite pleased with the shading though.
What do you think of Vano? Any tips for getting rid of perfectionism? Let me know in the comments!
Hannah
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It looks great! Unfortunately, I’m just as bad about perfectionism:(
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Thanks 🙂 Yeah I’m really trying to work on it, but it’s difficult!
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Ugh I hate it when it’s tough!
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Perfectionism … I am sad to say that I am wrapped up in it’s chains so can offer no help other than … RUN QWC … RUN. SAVE YOURSELF!!
Vano … I like. The first drawing made me think of those box fans – great big things…. (apparently they’re very good).
Then I followed the drawings down to the bottom, watching as you built up each ‘layer’, and by the time the last drawing came into sight I was a convert. I love it.
Sadly … if I tried it … it would have to involve a tea cup and saucer, or if I was ‘going large’ a side plate and a dinner plate. I just can’t. I’ve tried and I just can’t.
Like I said … SAVE YOURSELF!!
Great Tangle. Well done! ~ Cobs. x
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Haha I actually considered getting out some cups and mugs when I started! It’s a difficult habit to break
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