Hi everyone! Did you see my post yesterday? I explained about my Zentangle tiles that I am now sharing with you. Today, I have tiles from days 5 and 6:
Patterns: Knight’s Bridge, Hollibaugh, Isochor, Printemps, Festune
Patterns: Amaze, Flux, Tipple, Mooka
Here are two more tiles made using a Micron pen and graphite pencils.
Hi everyone! Did you see my post yesterday? I explained about my Zentangle tiles that I am now sharing with you. Today, I have tiles from days 3 and 4:
Patterns: Knight’s Bridge, Hollibaugh, Festune, Poke Root
Patterns: Poke Root, Hollibaugh, Shattuck, Nipa
This is two more tiles made using a Micron pen and graphite pencils.
Hi everyone! I have not been making as many cards since Operation Write Home shut down, and as a result, I have not been posting on my blog as much. Well that is about to change! I have been busy with art, but I haven’t been posting it!!! LOL I don’t know why. I just think I was a bit shy about showing something I was learning. So, to catch up, I’m going to post a couple of my Zentangle tiles each day.
Zentangle tiles are 3.5 x 3.5 squares of card stock that is used for Zentangle drawings. To learn more about this art style, I am using Beckah Krahula’s One Zentangle a Day book. These are my first two tiles from the first two lessons:
Patterns: Tipple, Static, Crescent Moon
Patterns: Fescue, Knight’s Bridge, Tipple, Nekton
Like I said, these are my first two tiles, so I have a lot to learn about patterns, strings and shading. There are so many beautiful examples on Pinterest and Facebook; I hope to one day be as good as the ones I see!
This drawing is done with a Micron pen and graphite pencils.
