You wouldn't look at this and say zentangle, but it is zentangle-integrated. Marta Myska has used the tangles 'Keeko', 'Wadical', 'Striping', and my pattern 'Lacy' to create a fantastic, whimiscal snowman.
Patterns are everywhere. Zentangles reduce the world to abstract pattern, but tangles can also be used to create a very realistic drawing.
More of Marta's work can be found at her Flickr site.
Patterns are everywhere. Zentangles reduce the world to abstract pattern, but tangles can also be used to create a very realistic drawing.
More of Marta's work can be found at her Flickr site.
Wow Sandra! That is so cool! She did a great job! I want this for next years Christmas card! I need to do some "googling" of zentangle as I don't really know much about it at all! It sounds like such an interesting art form and I certainly love the work you are doing in the medium!
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ReplyDeleteMy work is more zendoodle than zentangle, though I use the zentangle method. I have a post with links that explain what a zentangle is: http://lifeimitatesdoodles.blogspot.com/2010/01/what-is-zentangle-how-does-it-differ.html
I'd love to see what you do with the form!
This is so cool !! Thanks Sandra for all that you are doing here ! Please chack out my blogspot when you get time. I jut started it last night so not much but a story there so far !
ReplyDeleteI will do that now!
ReplyDeleteVirtual birthday cards can be likened to a tapestry woven with threads of love and friendship, interlaced with heartfelt messages and shared memories. They beautifully encapsulate the spirit of unity and solidarity, serving as a reminder of the meaningful connections we've cultivated with others over time.
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