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These doodling ideas are just the beginning. Let them inspire you to create your own unique designs, reflecting your personal style and creativity. Remember,
Having fun, but I think I’ll do something a little different later on today. Oh, I finally got round to figuring out a ‘doodle’ cuttlefish, which makes me quite happy! The badger…
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So here I am late again with my blog update. I try to get a new post on my website about every weekend. This weekend it all flew by so very quickly that I didn’t even have a chance to turn …
Drawing zen doodle cats is akin to composing a symphony – each stroke a note, every pattern a melody. Behold our grand guide to crafting world-class zen feline masterpieces
So I threw myself a going away party. There is a tiny piece of me that definitely has trouble letting others love on me and I definitely like control. But the BIG majority of this party – was for one reason. I wanted to truly thank my Orlando people. My sweet friends certainly offered, but...
Are you tired of the same old landscape art? Do you want to add some pizzazz to your drawings? Look no further than zentangle landscapes! Zentangles are a form of abstract art that use intricate patterns and designs to create unique and eye-catching pieces. In this blog post, we'll showcase 8 zentangle landscape ideas that are sure to inspire your creativity.
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A blog dedicated to the Vulcan language and calligraphy from the popular Star Trek TV shows and movies. Vulcan Calligraphy samples.
Learn how to Zentangle, including directions and ideas on getting started, what materials to use, and Zentangle inspiration.
All of these doodle pages are clickable PDF downloads for you to print and practice. Use these to inspire you as you use the Journal and Doodle Bible Studies. All doodles are free for personal use only and are not for commercial use or resale. Ribbon Banners Sheep and birds Fish and Sea Things Fonts 1 Notebooks & Journals Frames & Boxes Page Dividers Landscapes Bowling pin people Weather Cows and donkeys Arrows Water People with movement 1 John Trees Fonts #2 Weapons and armor Food Summer time Flowers Maps and globes Rocks Office supplies Swirls and flourishes Drinks and cups Pigs and goats More banners More people Camping Fonts and footprints Boats 10 plagues Plants Fall! More people Chill and relax Broken Skylines Leaf shapes Celebrate! Thanksgiving Old Fashioned Christmas Christmas If you haven't subscribed to the blog yet, you're missing out on your free full length study of Journal and Doodle through Ephesians! Subscribe now and discover the creative approach to inductive Bible study! Enter email for your free Bible study
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Escape to an idyllic countryside setting by doodling these 19 charming cottagecore sketches! Whether you're new to this cozy, nostalgic style or already a fan, you'll love creating pastoral scenes full of flowers, mushrooms, bunnies, and teatime treats.
Use these patterns as borders in your artwork. You can also trace cookie cutters or stencils, then use these as ribbon tangles.
A collection of 25 cute, simple, easy doodles to draw in your sketchbook - perfect for beginner artists.
Lots of brilliant doodle ideas for bullet journals & doodle planners. Looking for how-to-draw tutorials or daily doodle ideas? Click for more.
A doodle in simple words can be explained as a drawing which is made by a person when his attention is occupied otherwise. Doodles are very simple drawings
I work best when I'm (properly caffeinated and) avoiding something else I should be doing. Yesterday, this room was a disaster. Major upheaval going on in here. I've got at least a couple of hours of work left to do in it, so naturally, I'm diving into something I would rather be doing, and avoiding the mess altogether. There's just something about procrastination that gets my creativity crankin'. This is a really rewarding artistic exercise for me, taking tangle patterns I already know and kneading/squishing them into something new. The mission: pick two patterns, adopt at least one element from each, and make a new pattern out of the pieces. Like a lot of things I post on my blog, these tangle patterns were more of an exercise in creativity than relaxation. As far as true Zentangle patterns go, these variations are probably not repetitive enough to get fully submerged in the zen. I dunno... maybe I could still lose myself in them for a while. Or if all else fails, I'm pretty sure I could just lose myself in this room. God knows I haven't seen my desk in weeks. Pardon the randomness of the pattern layouts; this post has been in the making for a looong time. • ❃ • ❋ • ❁ • ✿ • ✽ • ❀ • Tangle remix no. 1: Eylet & Ribbon (Lori Howe) & Crescent Moon (Zentangle) Tangle remix no. 2: Assunta (Zentangle) & Paizel (Angie Vangalis, CZT) Tangle remix no. 3: Huggins (Zentangle) & Hypnotic (Elena Hadzijaneva) Tangle remix no. 4: Afterglo (Carole Ohl, CZT) & Cadent (Zentangle) Tangle remix no. 5: Assunta (Zentangle) & Paradox (Zentangle) Tangle remix no. 6: W2 (Zentangle) & Dansk (Margaret Bremner) Author's note: As much as I love the above remix, it's not technically correct. You can go here to see what Dansk is *supposed* to look like. Tangle remix no. 7: Fleuri (Genevieve Crabe) & Veezley (mine) Tangle remix no. 8: Indy-Rella (Zentangle) & Joy (Joyce Block, CZT) Tangle remix no. 9: Sanibelle (Tricia Faraone) & Mumsy (Sandy Steen Bartholomew) And last but not least...Tangle remix no. 10, my FAVE: The basic shape/flow of Prestwood, aura'ed to the nth degree like Cruffle. I love this pattern because it's curvy and flowy, and has natural shading even before the pencil comes along. All of those converging lines naturally darken the parts that would be shaded anyway. Wiiin. The official how-to: Some tips for a perfect Puffle: • Begin and end every inner aura at the same point within each section, down in the 'valley' where all the lines converge. • Sometimes closing the shapes all the way makes that first outline skew a little bit too far in one direction or another. A couple of 'lobes' can always be added to the next section to compensate, as you can see in the examples above. • When you draw that first continuous outline, close the loops as much as possible. The more open that space is, the harder it is to add in the auras so they look right: • As with Cruffle, the step that most determines whether your pattern will look right is the FIRST loop inside the initial outline (shown below in pink). If there is an evenly-spaced gap between the first outline and that first loop all the way around the curve, the rest of the pattern will look fine. Getting that first aura right is like using auto-tune for this tangle (only with less cheating!). Notice that the middles (the last stroke) are not even or perfect, but it doesn't matter because that gap in between the initial outline and the first aura within it are evenly spaced. • ❃ • ❋ • ❁ • ✿ • ✽ • ❀ • Here are my responses to the challenges you left me in the comments: Virginia's was a tough one... ...so I faked it. :oD And here we have Mooka on a stick. This is me reporting live from my couch... sorry this isn't scanned in like it should be. Been sick the last few days, and my camera phone was just so much closer than my scanner. (I'm on antibiotics, and they make me lazy.) Thanks for posting these challenges for me... they were really fun! Here's an updated version of Purk vs. Squid WITH pencil guides... Purk looks infinitely better when you're working within a shape and not just drawing it freeform (like the one above). • ❃ • ❋ • ❁ • ✿ • ✽ • ❀ • come visit me here!
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Want to know how to doodle? Learn to draw cute doodles step by step. This blog post features easy and simple doodles tutorials that anyone can draw. Get inspired by doodle drawings and ideas for what to doodle.
