How to draw AMATH

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Today’s Amath tangle is from Spanish CZT Mar Patricio (María del Mar Patricio González in the CZT Directory) and it’s her first on the site.

Mar introduces herself and her ribbon-style tangle,

My name is Mar Patricio and I live in a coastal town called Ribeira in the province of A Coruña, located in the northwestern of Spain.

I am a person that has always handled numbers in the workplace and at the same time I have always been moved by art.

I got to know about Zentangle in 2015 and was fascinated by what it brought me. So I thought “I want to learn this method and teach it.”

And it would be a few years later in 2021 when that thought would come true, becoming CZT®.

For my tangle Amath I was inspired by the detail of a new tableware that caught my attention while having breakfast.

Amath, it is a geometric tangle, which reminded me while I was deconstructing it, to the math classes that I like so much when I was a student.

Amath is a tangle that can be used as an edge tangle, as monotangle, it has many possibilities.

Mar shares three different ways of tangling Amath and I explored all three but for my example today I’ve used the first version.

Mar illustrates the step-by-step instructions for drawing Amath below where she demonstrates two ways to construct it and includes a monotangle tile featuring both.

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Here Mar demonstrates a third way to construct Amath and she features it in three tiles demonstrating ways to embellish it with very different results.

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