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How to draw REMO

Zentangle pattern: Remo. Image © Linda Farmer and TanglePatterns.com. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. You may use this image for your personal non-commercial reference only. The unauthorized pinning, reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal.Yesterday about 230 CZTs from around the globe gathered in Newport RI for an all-CZT event called zenAgain. Newport is the scene of the first CZT reunion, at that time called a Zentangle Masters’ Class, in August 2010. zenAgain is the second in this “series” of reunion classes.

For three-and-a-half days this week the entire Zentangle® HQ team will be introducing new approaches, new skills, new products, and [YES!!] a few new Zentangle-original tangles.

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By Wednesday afternoon, the CZTs fortunate to be able to go to zenAgain will return to their homes, Zentangle-supercharged by their zenAgain reunion. We look forward to learning from their experiences!

And now for today’s lovely ribbon-style tangle named Remo. 

Remo is from Australian tangler Anne Marks. Anne has several tangles on the site but it’s been a loooong while since her last one; in the meantime she’s contributed many strings to the community resource. Anne writes that she developed Remo while working on some Zendalas, one of which is shown below.

In order to keep an even line, I found it helpful to first draw all the pointed oval shapes of the same angle in Step 1, leaving space for the shape facing in the opposite direction. Then going back to fill those spaces. This not only helps keep the pattern going on the direction I wanted, but also to keep the pointed ovals approximately the same size and angle to each other for a balanced result.

Anne illustrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing Remo here, where she also demonstrates several possible variations for her tangle.

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Images copyright the artist, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Please feel free to refer to the step outs to recreate the tangles from this site in your Zentangles and ZIAs, or link back to any page. However the artists and TanglePatterns.com reserve all rights to these images and they should not be publicly pinned, reproduced or republished. Thank you for respecting these rights.

This is one of Anne’s colorful Zentangle-inspired zendalas featuring Remo-in-the-round on a regular size white Zentangle tile.

remo-zendala-anne-marks

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Check out the tag annem for more of Anne’s tangles on TanglePatterns.com.

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