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Suzanne McNeill demonstrates her process of creating a tangle pattern

texas-tangleIn this 12-minute video CZT® Suzanne McNeill creates a litter bag design to enter in the (now-closed) Don’t Mess With Texas anti-litter campaign.

Suzanne takes us through her design process for a poster and shows how she modifies her drawings to create a Barbed Wire tangle with variations.

Suzanne also suggests a good tip on how to keep acrylic paint from getting into a paint brush ferrule.

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12 comments to Suzanne McNeill demonstrates her process of creating a tangle pattern

  • Prissy

    I REALLY want to watch this video but this very irritating guitar music keeps playing so loudly that I can’t hear what she’s saying! Is there any way to turn off that darned thing?

    It might be fine if it were very, very soft in the background, but it’s NOT.

    HELP??? I really want to see her design process – she’s delightful. Thanks so much.

  • Mary H

    Oh I love what you did it’s perfect!! Thanks for sharing your video and new tangles! 🙂

  • Wendy Rundel

    Really enjoyed watching your ‘Litter Bag Design’ process using the barbed wire plus the other tips you gave on the video.

    Thanks,

    Wendy R.

  • Annabel

    What a wonderful demonstration. I now have so many Zentangle ideas!! Thank you Suzanne!

  • Peggie Schurch

    Who would have thought there were so many barbed wire patterns! Great idea. Now you have me thinking. Thanks

  • Those are cute tangles, Suzanne. Will they appear in the Zentangle 5 book? I’m collecting all of your books.

    Cookie

  • Great video! And some interesting history on barbed wire too. Thank you for sharing and I hope you post the outcome of the contest…good luck, your poster is fantastic.

  • Janet

    That was a beautiful creative idea Suzanne.
    For the lady with the sound problem, just turn it down.

  • Noelene Kelly

    Suzanne, what a pleasure watching your video. I found the process interesting and the designs … well I didn’t think you could have so many on one hand. Your advice on looking after brushes was great and
    fun to watch as you showed such confidence painting Texas red

  • Mary

    Loved your video. Good Luck, I hope you win!

  • Dessie Arnold

    Loved seeing Suzanne McNeill designing her “Don’t Mess With Texas” litterbag. As an honorary Texan, I enjoyed her accent and how she used the colors and barbed wire patterns. Thanks for sharing this with us, Linda.

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