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Zen Spiral cone

This is another very exciting project. Spiral cone is the one that color goes in spiral shape. The shape made up of curves, each one above or wider than the one before. The first Blue circle shape holds the spiral which seems to come outward or go inside. 

Vrichika, a young woman with long, flowing hair, stands in front of an easel, holding a paintbrush.

Vrichika, the artist, was inspired by the intricate patterns of a spiral cone.  She dips her brush into a palette of vibrant colors.
I'll create a zentangle that captures the beauty of this shape.'

Vrichika paints a series of swirling lines and dots on the canvas.  She worked meticulously, blending and layering colors.

The zentangle is complete, a mesmerizing masterpiece of vibrant patterns and intricate swirls.
'It's finished!'

Vrichika steps back to admire her creation.

The spiral cone zentangle, a testament to her artistic vision and skill.

Vertical pattern tile where the same spiral cone is seen. You see there are more than one spiral design in black and the cone is triangular shape beside it in Blue 🔵 color. I love this spiral design as it can be styled accordingly to the space given.
                 Design ¹
Here the pattern moment has changed to 90° as you can see. 

The spiral has opened up into four sides and the cone too has changed the direction by expanding into four blue sides. It is almost floral abstract cone.
                   Design ²

Vrichika also displays the Greeting card style for the earlier design ¹. It is screen shot 👇🏻
Vrichika sitting at a computer, looking thoughtful.  She has been reflecting on her Spiral Cone blog.

Zoom-in on Vrichika's face.
'I've learned a lot from this experience.'

Vrichika's hands typing on the keyboard. 'I've gained insights into myself and my writing.'

Vrichika looking at the blog's homepage.  'And I've enjoyed connecting with other writers and readers.'

Vrichika smiling. 'It's been a worthwhile journey.'

Vrichika taking a break from the computer. 'But it's time for a new chapter.'

Vrichika closing her laptop. I'm concluding the Spiral Cone blog.'

Vrichika looking ahead. I'm excited for the future and what it holds for my writing.'

That also concludes my ipage blog as I too had an amazing exciting project time. 

Thank you for your time and support in visiting my ipage blog.

Cheers,
Gcb studios 

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