Yang is a tangle pattern created by CZT® Geneviève Crabe and this is her own drawing used with her permission.
As you can see, this pattern starts with our trusty grid foundation.
Geneviève illustrates this version and offers two variations along with her step-by-step instructions for drawing Yang here.
Check out the tag genevievec for more of Geneviève’s patterns on TanglePatterns.com.
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December 3, 2010 | 
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When I was tangling my name, as Zentangle-inspired art, I was looking through the tangles whose names start with “I” and couldn’t at that moment get inspired by them. I’d used several of them in other recent projects and wanted something new. So I decided just for this one project I would pretend that “I” was a “Y” and see if I could find a good design there. Not only did I find this beautiful tangle, Yang, it was uploaded on my birthday!! That settled it — I had to use Yang. 🙂 Please click my name (above) to see my finished artwork.
This is a wonderful tangle, Genevieve!! I love the variations you suggested & felt inclined to try some of my own. Even using a slightly unsquare grid (since it’s hand-drawn), the look is pleasing & organic. Also I love the contrast created by black & white only – no shading. Thank you for sharing your creation!