Vous avez une tendance à l'anxiété et / ou au stress? Et si vous dessiniez pour vous détendre. Cela fait des années que je m'adonne au Zentangle, méthode de relaxation par le dessin venues des Etats-Unis. En plus, ça ne coûte presque rien d'essayer!
Looking for a few free printable adult coloring pages to take on your summer trip? Well, these are for you! It’s time to print them out, sit down and color for a bit…just relax and make something pretty! Our last post of 15 Printable Coloring Pages for Adults was such a hit we decided to… [read more]
Zentangle is a fun activity and makes a simple art project for kids. That’s why we’re excited to share these free chameleon Zentangle art templates with you today! This resource includes: Printable Chameleon Templates for Zentangle Art Project Grab Yours NOW!
"Here, however, in depicting his own morbid experience, he has let go, and allowed the foreground figure to become distorted by the subjectivized flow of nature; the scream could be interpreted as expressing the agony of the obliteration of human personality by this unifying force." Read more about Loren's work here.
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I love drawing patterns in grids ~ also known as fragments and reticula. These Fragment Charts are a wonderful tool to chart your own fragments to use for your drawings. It also offers a perfect way to "practice" your own patterns, as well as others. These are easily downloaded to the computer and then printed out on your favorite paper. I use Bristol Vellum Coverstock 67lb. paper and Exact Index Cardstock 110lb. Our kitchen table is pretty much the center of our home. Everyone gathers there for eating, visiting, playing games, and more. We have over the years always kept paper and pens on the table, just ready for anyone who wants to draw ~ tangles or doodling, there are no restraints! What you will receive ~ ** 3 PDF's YOU printed onto 8.5" x 11" paper (your choice) and then you cut them in half (5.5" x 8.5" ~ perfect for small binders or journals!). One of the Fragments Chart is left blank for you to add your own text for charting. Please see the pictures. ** Please note that the Sample Only chart is not included in this listing. * * * The .pdf downloads you receive will not have a watermark on them. No physical item will be sent. This is for an instant digital .pdf download only. Once purchased through Etsy, you will receive the downloadable file. PLEASE NOTE Print them as many times as you want; however, these files are for personal use only. These files are non-transferable, and MAY NOT be shared, passed on to others, re-sold, or redistributed in any other way. Design by Mary Elizabeth. * * * All sales are final ~ no refunds for digital downloads. * * *
I love Op Art and I thought it would be the perfect lesson to teach Art 1's how to use colored pencils. We began by discussing Op Art, M.C. Escher, Victor Vasarely, and Bridget Riley. Then we discu
This pattern got it´s name from our Pumi. It is her Hungarian name.
an interesting composition! michele s. In the class 2B we have done this exercise in three steps: 1) first we drawn the flower with a pencil 2) then we painted the background with tempera, using tw…
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These fun ABC coloring pages will help them get a head start on learning.
Inspired by pinterest... I took photos of the children a few days before starting the lesson. Use a white background when taking the profile photo. Use photo shop to create the silhouette or other photo editing software. I had the silhouettes printed on large 11x17 paper at my office. The day we started the lesson we talked about the elements of art, line, shape, form, value, space and some principles such as pattern and rhythm with the use of a power point. To finish the class, I had students trace them on the light table on 12x18 paper. Students also practiced creating patterns based on some examples on a worksheet I created for practicing the zentangle designs. I assessed the students designs and discussed some more options, ideas and things to stay away from on day two. I also equipped each table with some step by step zentangle pages I got from various sources on the internet including pinterest. These helped a lot! Students outlined their pencil silhouette with black sharpie. We then started dividing the background into large sweeping sections. Students then began creating Zentangles in the sections using ultra fine point sharpies and regular sharpies to fill in areas with black. After a few days of working, we decided the final step would be to fill in the silhouettes with black. I did experiment with adding watercolor in a wash and tie-dyed fashion to the background. That looked cool too. We didn't do that to our final project due to time needs for our short time together. The final results were great! I made suggestions for students to add details to areas, add more contrast by adding blacked out areas and finally to spend a little time sharpening and cleaning up various lines. The turned out GREAT!
An Orson*s Owl Original worksheet for beginning doodlers/ zentanglers that helps build understanding of the process by providing existing designs that students may finish on their own any way they want. The goal is for students to blend their own doodles with the ones already started on the worksheet. Students practice spacial relationships, fine motor skills, and creativity. Don’t forget: Providing feedback earns you automatic TpT credits towards future purchases and your constructive criticism helps sellers to create better products. Please leave feedback from your purchase so I may create lessons to help you! Look for the green star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. You will then receive customized email updates about my new products. Thanks for visiting! Orson*s Owl
Ik doe mee met een project van een kalligrafie vereniging en dat bestaat uit veel mini ZT's. Wat ermee gedaan gaat worden is nog een verassing. Dit mini'tje is er een van met de nieuwe tangle Mooka. De kaartjes zijn slechts 4,5 X 4,5 cm klein, en er kunnen er 20 op een A4tje En dat ziet er superleuk uit..........kijk maar.
I am in love with this new children’s book about Yayoi Kusama. The illustrations are gorgeous. I love Yayoi’s style and her artwork. Known for her polka dot installations, polka dot pumpkins and mirrored rooms, this artist is sure to captivate your students. From the inside cover: “Growing up in Japan, Yayoi Kusama dreamed of becoming an artist. In the fields of her family’s nurseries she drew flowers and plants and stones, imagining the world around her as streams and … Read more... →
I was searching for a spiral and found lots of them but not, what I wanted. When I have drawn one myself - I've recognised, that that are always the same steps. To find the name was very easy. S p i r a l e - otherwise - e l a r i p S what a coincidence, that Ela is my first name :-)
Settle in. This is one of those long posts! Cadent is of one of Zentangle's 'official' tangles. It's simple, elegant and easy when you know the steps. It was designed by Maria Thomas and you can see her steps here, as well as some possible variations. Being basically a simple pattern, it lends itself to massive possibilities! It can be done with straight lines rather than curvy, but I prefer it with curvy lines so that's what I'll focus on here. Most of my examples aren't shaded yet; you should do that. :) I want to start by sharing some of my favorite variations. My left brain realized that they would best be displayed in chart form. And then some #1 A single row of Cadent makes a lovely border. You'll see a few scattered throughout this tutorial. And then some #2 The square parts of Cadent can be filled with many different things for various looks. You may want to add Auras or ribbons to separate the squares. Think of some square grid tangles you like and see if you can adapt them. Here are a dozen ideas to get you started. I've used Cubine, Dex, Tortuca and Yincut, as well as other ideas. And then some #3 If you make the circles larger they can be filled with something. Here are three possibilities. Think of tangles you like that are composed of small circles and try them out. And then some #4 Cadent can be done as triangles too. I find this especially useful if Cadent is along an angled edge. Using triangles, Cadent can be done in the round. Start with a central circle. Draw about six circles around it and connect all the circles using Cadent lines. Then you have to think triangles, add more circles, and keep going. For another method to arrive at almost the same pattern, see my tangle Wildwood. And then some #5 You can do Cadent as rectangles instead of squares. And then some #6 Here are some fancified versions of Cadent for more inspiration. This border uses simple dots instead of circles, and alternates the direction of the 'scrolls' And then some #7 For more ideas, see Patti Meijer's page of Cadent variations here. And then some #8 Finally, I was about to throw out the samples I'd drawn for this post. Two of the large circle ideas and one with border designs caught my eye. Then I thought, "I could make ATCs out of those!" ATCs developed from Cadent variations. The large circle ideas are at the top and the 'border designs' are at the bottom. Well, that should keep us out of mischief for a few days. Have fun! You can see my "and then some" tutorials on other tangles here: Paradox, Knightsbridge, and Munchin.
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