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How to draw SQUID
This whimsical tangle pattern is one of the original Zentangle® patterns designed by Maria Thomas. Squid is illustrated step-by-step by Sandy Bartholomew on her blog, here. Check out the tag: zentangle for more official Zentangle® patterns on TanglePatterns.com. Got ideas for pattern variations? Share with us in a comment! Related Posts:
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Ohhh so many possibilities for this tangle. I think it would make a good start for a bigger tangle where the tentacles are used as the “string” to divide up the tile.
I really like this tangle. I made one and my sister thought it looked like a flower, so I did one as the flower head and added a sturdy stem and leaves. Came out well. Thanks.
When I saw the template for Zendala Dare 3, I almost immediately wanted to do a design with leaves or tentacles stretching from the center out into the rounded areas. Squid worked nicely for that. What a great tangle!