Christmas Zentangle Patterns
Using Zentangle to create beautiful art
Combine simple shapes to create unique Zentangle art A Zentangle drawing is an abstract drawing created using repetitive patterns according to the trademarked Zentangle Method. True Zentangle drawings are always created on square tiles,...
Stumped by how to shade over black Zentangle tiles? Learn how to create luminous 3D tiles using my unique "Glow on Dark" technique!
The Diva 's 14th (!) weekly challenge is to create a Zentangle tile using only straight lines. There are plenty of tangles that use only str...
Welcome! This blog post features a guided tutorial of how to create a neurographic artwork mixed with zentangle patterns! Neurographic art is inspired by the methods from Pavel Piskarev, psychologist and inventor of Neurographica. This mindful activity helps artists to build skills using the element of art LINE to create organic SHAPES. Compositions can then be refined
Continuing my latest obsession with pop-ups, watching a ton of videos on different mechanisms, my goal is to understand the differences well enough so that I can create pieces intuitively using Zentangle patterns. Many thanks to fantastic paper engineers that post instructional videos online such as Duncan Birmingham and Matthew Reinhart.
First and foremost I made this on AutoCad. Sort of handmade I guess. This is a zentangle image of the Zentangle Pattern 'Facets'. Op-art comes to mind, along with a side canvas of 'Pop Art' The following images consist solely of text objects created with CAD and copied over and over and over again. The text is scaled, rotated and combined in different ways to create the required density at any given point in the drawing. All the text objects are placed by "hand" using mouse commands. No filters, "plug-ins" or any other automation is used. This is truly handmade art, just using CAD software as the pencil.
If you have seen any of Sulky National Educator and Free-Motion Guru, Eric Drexler’s work, then you know what an amazing artist he is. Last summer, he learned how to Zentangle®. The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. When Eric learned it, he immediately thought, “I could do this with thread!” So he did! And he has created some amazing things. (Eric did the above pattern using a FriXion™ pen, but once ironed this amazing pattern is gone! So, he figured out a way to get the pattern on the fabric and yet still keep it – learn his secret.) So many people have asked Eric to teach his free-motion and Zentangling with thread technique, that we decided the best way to get these classes to everyone is to do an online class! Now, no matter where you live or when you want to learn, you can! Eric’s Zentangles class is one of the featured classes is our Artistry in Applique series that will begin on June 1! In this class, you will get step-by-step video and written instructions on free-motion from Eric himself, and the patterns to Zentangle 4 blocks and the flowers, which you can use on a pillow, a pin or as an appliqué! This is probably the most versatile class in the entire series. AND…the videos are downloadable for you to keep forever! Go here to learn more about the series and to register. Be sure to use coupon code SULKYAPP50 and get $50 off your registration fee. Happy Sewing!
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Today we’re talking about an underrated tool that can help you find opportunities, alleviate frustration, open your mind, and loosen your expectations: curiosity. You’ll learn about: 5 areas of our lives where curiosity can open up possibilities and journal prompts to help you utilize curiosity as a tool.
Hey everyone! It’s Lisa here, aka Armygrl at the LilyPad. I have some tips and a tutorial for you about using shadows to create depth. In this article I’ll be using Rachels butterflies from her Step By Step Bundle .
Not having clarity on an idea can slow us down, and prevent us from taking action. 💥 It’s even worse when you can’t even identify what you’re stuck with. In this episode, we’ll learn the value of using visuals to create clarity with Ann English. Ann is a Visual Communicator and founder of Create Intrigue. She helps people to visually communicate their ideas through her innovative vision-mapping process. Often, the confusion begins with having too many ideas and being unable to make sense of them. Also, not having a concrete plan to make these ideas tangible makes it difficult to bring them to life. When ideas are mapped out and categorised accordingly, it paves the path from dealing with problems to actually having a solution. If you want to learn how Ann does this through her uniq
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I show a few easy ways the star tool can be used in Inkscape to design some simple designs for your cutter. visit my blog for more ideas on using Inkscape to...
Play Along Journal Series Week 11 Part 1
