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My Zentangle-Inspired Art

Exploring my gallery can give you ideas for what you can achieve with Zentangle Method. I am currently a bit of a purist. I work primarily with Zentangle, Inc. materials and I prefer to study the individual tangles.


Below you'll find several galleries, including examples of my earliest work. If Zentangle Method feels appealing to you then I think it is important to start, to love what you do, and explore the patterns. I share my earliest work so you can have a sense of how I started and how with regular practice and learning I have grown my skills.

Gallery

3.5" square 100% cotton white tile from Zentangle, Inc. Black Sakura Micron 01 Pen. Graphite.

3Z 100% cotton white tile. Black Sakura Micron 01 Pen. Graphite.

3Z 100% cotton renaissance tile. Black Sakura Micron Pen. Red and White Sakura Gellyroll Pens.

Tangle: Shattuck

White card stock with Tombow 82040 Fudenosuke Twin Tip Brush Pen. The brush tips are black and gray. I used the gray tip to mimic the shading we usually achieve with graphite.

Tangles: poke root, hollibaugh, msst, ??

Zendala tile in grey. Black Sakura Micron 01 Pen and 08 Pen. Graphite. White 08 Sakura Gellyroll Pen. Working on colored tiles gives us the opportunity to use darks and lights in our art.

Phi tile in white. Black Sakura Micron 01 Pen and Brown Sakura Micron 01 Pen. No shading. This tile was one of the Zentangle experiences that surprised me the most. We worked on the "B" side of the tile - which is the reason you see the text and light gray lines. The tangle is mooka. I was not a big fan of mooka at the time. This tile turned my thinking around on it and taught me what it possible when I trust the process and keep working "one stroke at a time" (which is a Zentangle motto).


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