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This is a single Winter themed zentangle and mindfulness coloring-in sheet of a Mitten.My zentangles have been created to be easier than the typical zentangle, which can be very detailed and complicated. This allows younger students to be able to create and complete a zentangle to be proud of and d...

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Recently I have been working on drawings I previously made in life drawing class. I was trying to find a way to use them as a starting point for a new work, while incorporating repetitive patterns also known as zentangles. My life drawings are done on newsprint paper, it is not archival and bigger than what I wanted to work on (18 x 24 inches). To transfer my drawings on a new surface (yupo paper) I did work from pictures of my drawings that I did print to the size I wanted. I then did add a touch of watercolor or acrylic. The background has then been filled with patterns done with markers. What I like about the repetitive patterns or zentangles is that even if you try to be very consistent and careful, there will always be little variations and mistakes, those are integrated in the overall pattern and part of the signature of any handmade work.

這是美華(damy)投稿的第二十七 個圖樣 Zentangle pattern -TOFUBE豆腐被 摺豆腐被是當阿兵哥很重要的一項內務， 我覺得它是一個讓大家很有記憶的圖像 2018.07.

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This is a single Music themed zentangle and mindfulness coloring-in sheet of a Guitar. My zentangles have been created to be easier than the typical zentangle, which can be very detailed and complicated. This allows younger students to be able to create and complete a zentangle to be proud of and d...

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Lynn Mead is amazing. Perhaps you’ve heard of her? If you are seriously into the art of tangling you are probably familiar with her patterns, her website, or her art. She is a Certified Zentangle Teacher who contributes to the development of the tangle community on a regular basis. Today I want to show you... Continue Reading

Welcome to DOODLE DAY MAY! If you have no idea what I am writing about, click HERE to learn about this new NO STRESS challenge for the month of May. Grab a pencil, pen, colored pencil, crayon, marker, chalk, craypas, or even a bottle of chocolate syrup and start doodling! If you don't have a sketchbook or a computer program with a tablet, use a notebook, post-it note, scrap paper, the back of your child's homework from last week, copy paper or whatever you can get your hands on. Your doodle each day can take you 2 minutes (or less) or up to an hour or more. Honestly, though, if you are spending more than an hour on a doodle, you are trying too hard and worrying too much. That is a drawing, an illustration, a masterpiece - this challenge is simply asking for a doodle. If you are looking at your blank piece of paper and thinking, Oh no! What are I supposed to draw? or you even thinking I can't draw. I can't even draw a straight line with a ruler! Well, the good thing is, there is no ruler required for this challenge - no straight lines necessary. For those who want to learn something new (although you might be familiar with this style) or need a little inspiration, here we go... Drawing Prompt/Lesson #1. Zentangles I challenge you to create a Zentangle of your name. If you have never heard of a Zentangle, and you are thinking, What is she talking about?? Help! Don't worry. Here are two different examples and I will share the step by step directions to creating something really great - anyone can do it. This style of drawing is called Zentangle. It is a method of creating images from repetitive patterns. When I was little, I was taught that "there are no mistakes in art." For example: If you sneeze while drawing a sun in the corner of your drawing and the line gets all wobbly, change it into a cloud and add a sun to the other side of the page. Go with the flow. Try drawing with a pen - without using a pencil first. Just see where the lines take you. Here are the step by step directions to creating a Zentangle of your name. First, write your name (or any other word you would like to use) in bubble letters, block letters, funky letters, or whatever kind of letters you can think up. Just make sure they are hollow so you can fill in some patterns in a few minutes. In example #1 above for ERIN, I created BIG letters and used a single outline to join them all together after they were drawn. Then I filled each letter with a different pattern. In example #2 above for ALISON, I made the letters small but still open for patterns inside and then I added wavy lines around the page to create sections that I could fill with more patterns. I used a Sharpie Pen for these - once the pen hits the paper, there is no going back, no erasing, no fix. Just go with it. If you want to try a new pattern on a piece of scratch paper before adding it, go ahead but remember this is a DOODLE so don't worry about it. Example of the Steps above: Now, just keep filling in patterns. If you want to go with patterns around the word like example number 2 then add like to the drawing and fill them in with patterns: Have fun! If you want to share, post your doodles on the DOODLE DAY MAY facebook page or post a comment with a link to your blog there or here so others can check out what you are doodling. If you enjoy Zentangles (I find them very relaxing), you can Google it and see a ton of more pattrns and designs or take a class at Will Terry's FolioAcademy on Zentangles.  

not sure what the tangle is called (so please let me know if you do), but many people comment on how mine looks, so here are my steps :) www.facebook.com/nzjo.studio

Goedemorgen allemaal, Een uitgelezen dag vandaag om met wat pennen en papier lekker de tuin in te duiken. Wisten jullie dat ik gewoon een ruitjes schrift met 5mm ruitjes gebruik om mijn patroontjes te oefenen voordat ik ze toepas in mijn project? Geniet van deze tangle en het mooie weer! Groetjes, Ellen

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123 O'LEARY I love border, or ribbon tangles, and this one seems to flow easily and works well with other tangles. Here in my example, I paired it with a combination of Dewd (official Zentangle) and Hanny Waldburger's beautiful Icantoo. (would that be Icandewd? Dewdcantoo?) and also Kuazeela from Eni Oken. The name of the tangle is a bit of a story. I went to the dentist, and he thought I might be grinding my teeth (ewww..) at night. I realized, though, it isn't at night. I do it all day long. Music runs through my head all the time, especially when I am working on something. It could be Sousa marches, the Calypso song from Beetlejuice or the Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves - whatever shows up in my head at the time. Rather than hum the tunes, I just grind out the rhythm silently. Whenever I drew this tangle, I realized I was working through that old playground song "One, Two, Three, O'Leary" as I made the strokes. Bouncing the ball, it is one, two, bounces and the third bounce you swing your leg up and over the ball. Here, do the first two S curves, and the third S curve continues down and around to the spiral. Sometimes I vary the number of S curves, as I did here, or vary the shape of the spiral into a Printemps-like spiral or open it out into more of a Mooka type end and then add some auras or echo lines there. There is a good potential for variations, I think. 'NMESHED Here we are with another Ogee based tangle. I used to hate doing that grid because I couldn't ever get it perfectly proportioned and even. That was back in the day when I was worried about tangles being "perfect". I played with Linda Farmer's dot method for a while, but that took too much brain power! Finally, I just practiced the curved lines until I could make a reasonably even grid. It started to be fun, actually! There is something so relaxing about all those undulating lines. Also, the shape of the grid reminds me of those stretchy little bags you get when you buy certain delicate fruit. They have such a pleasant texture, and my inner child just loves to play with them. I always hate to throw them out, so if you have a fun use for them, let me know, please! One of my favorite tangles to draw is 'NZepple. When Molly described it at my CZT seminar as squeezing a hard boiled egg into the little triangular shapes, it really made me smile. What a mental image! I can almost taste those still warm peeled eggs being eased into an unfamiliar shape. I had made an Ogee grid on scratch paper to do another tangle, and there were a few open spaces. I filled them with that "egg", and decided I liked the result. It opened up new possibilities for filling and embellishing those spaces. So, combining the 'NZepple drawing concept with that mesh wrapper I love, here is 'NMeshed. OYBAY Back in 2013 when I was new to Zentangle, but already loving it, my husband asked me to do a ZIA to put in our wine bar area in the kitchen. I took a piece of parchment look paper, printed a quote from Benjamin Franklin on it and tangled a wine bottle and glass. I burned the edges and mounted it on a really cool square plate charger from Pier One. It is a favorite piece in our home. I created a border using a "roller coaster" line and used a shell type motif on one side and a variety of tangles on the opposite side. I never had a name for it, but I loved it. Now I have named it and done a stepout to share with my Zentangle friends. It occurred to me that the shells are like oysters in a shallow pool, so it became Oybay. Hope you enjoy it! _________________________________________________________________________ FICHY Here is Fichy - see them swimming? Once you master the Ogee grid (thank you, Linda Farmer), this is an easy one! _______________________________________________________________________ CRESTFALLEN  Try this one on black tiles. Very relaxing to draw and can look very different with variations. __________________________________________________________________ PARIS These little towers can be a border or a fill. Try them in a circle - spacing takes a little practice that way. ______________________________________________________________________________________ CO2   CO2 reminds me of carbonation - light and airy. The main difference between drawing this and AAH! is that you draw from the outside toward the center rather than from a central point outward. ____________________________________________________________________________________ OSKIE  Inspired by the pattern on Petosky Stones found in Michigan.

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Hallo allemaal, Op deze pagina zullen we diverse Zentangle/ Doodle patroontjes verzamelen, ter inspiratie. Deze patroontjes zijn eerder op...

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