Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Well.
Continue reading this article.
|
||||
  
  |
Charter3 TV of Worcester MA recently aired this interview with Rick and Maria recorded at their current showing at the gallery at Alternatives in Whitinsville, Massachusetts, by reporter Mike Cronin. The exhibit includes most of Maria’s original art for “The Book of Zentangle”. With many thanks for the heads up to CZT Bette Abdu who teaches in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Continue reading this article. 
Video – CZT® Suzanne McNeill shows how to draw a free-form bird and fill with 6 tangles from “Zentangle 8”: Fins, Maize, Ocean Spray, Pinball, Chatter, Coral Seeds. Continue reading this article. 
Here’s a brand new video from Sakura of America with Zentangle® cofounder Maria Thomas demonstrating their Pigma® Calligrapher™ pen and giving a few tips for beginners interested in the art of Calligraphy. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Diva Dance. Continue reading this article. 
In this 13-minute video, publisher and CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to add beads and tangled cardstock flowers to add a Zentangle® flair to purchased tree ornaments. Continue reading this article. 
Online instructions for drawing CZT® Leslie Crumpler’s Zentangle® pattern: Fungees and her video demonstration. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Zinger. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Bunzo. Continue reading this article. 
CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to draw a 6-petal flower shape to tangle a Zendala and shows how to draw her Snood tangle pattern from the new Zentangle 7 book. Continue reading this article.
In this video, CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to tangle a pumpkin using oil-based paint markers. Continue reading this article.
In this video, CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how easy it is to emboss metal with Zentangle® patterns. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: IX. Continue reading this article. 
Online video instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Auraknot. Continue reading this article. 
Here’s a fun new video from Sakura’s Leslie Crumpler, also a CZT®, on creating bold, easy Zentangle-inspired mini canvases with colorful neon pens and markers. This could be a great summer project to share with kids. Young and old! Continue reading this article.
Can’t get enough Mooka? Watch Zentangle® founder and world renowned lettering artist Maria Thomas as she creates a monogram decorated with her tangle. Continue reading this article.
More Zentangle-inspired fun from calligrapher and author of the very popular “Zenspirations”, Joanne Fink. In this video Joanne teaches another of her creative ways to embellish your art with dangle designs. Continue reading this article.
I’ve received several emails recently inquiring about the best pens for tangling on fabric. I haven’t explored this myself yet but there are many fellow Zentangle Zealots with good experience using fabric gel pens and I thought I’d share some of the ones recommended. Also in the video featured, Suzanne McNeill tangles an apron and a quilt block and explains her experience with various pens and fabric weights. Continue reading this article.
As announced earlier this week, CZT® Suzanne McNeill’s new “Zen-sational Stitches for Quilting” book is now available and in this video you can follow along with Suzanne as she demonstrates how to add Zentangle® inspired stitching to your quilts and appliques using templates and stitch patterns from the book. Continue reading this article.
In this video CZT® Sue Jacobs demonstrates 7 official tangle patterns, including one for which you haven’t seen online instructions until now. Recorded at the CHA Summer 2011 meetings in Chicago. Continue reading this article. 
Want to get your seasonal gift-making underway with thrift and style? Suzanne McNeill shows examples of Zentangle®-inspired jewelry, from bottle cap earrings to polymer clay bracelets and shows you how to make a simple tag necklace. Continue reading this article. 
In this video CZT® Suzanne McNeill demonstrates her process of creating a new Barbed Wire tangle pattern. Continue reading this article. 
Here are four video tutorials by Sakura’s Joanne Fink on patterning techniques, shape and edge patterning, monograms, and borders and frames. More fun techniques and ideas for your inspiration! Continue reading this article.
Using a continuous line while drawing tangles is similar to the process of stitching on a machine. Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how she uses this style of drawing to achieve great results on a canvas tote bag and recommends the pen she likes for tangling on fabric. Continue reading this article. 
Links to online instructions for drawing the Zentangle®-original tangle: Tripoli. Continue reading this article.
Earlier this year Suzanne McNeill participated in a weekend art retreat taught by her CZT® colleague Angie Vangalis. This 4 minute video shows Suzanne creating colorful hand dyed silk scarves incorporating tangle patterns. Continue reading this article. 
CZT® Suzanne McNeill recently filmed several videos for Jerry’s Artarama demonstrating how to get started with Zentangle and how to add various techniques to Zentangle-inspired art. All five are available for viewing free on Jerry’s Artarama site at the links below. Continue reading this article. 
A video from Zentangle® originators Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts showing how to draw their latest tangle: Mooka. Continue reading this article.
In this video CZT® Marie Browning, author of “Time to Tangle with Color”, demonstrates her direct and indirect techniques for adding color to Zentangle® art using Tombow Dual Brush markers. Plus a great idea for storing your pens, pencils and markers … Continue reading this article. 
In her book Zentangle 3, CZT Suzanne McNeill suggests using simple rubber stamps as a design outline then using tangles to develop the image into Zentangle-inspired art. In this video, Suzanne demonstrates this fun and easy technique. Continue reading this article. |
If you would like to add my TanglePatterns badge to your website, blog, etc., here's the code you need - simply click in the box below, copy and paste. LARGE BADGE (As above, 150 px) 
SMALL BADGE (As above, 100px) The badge links to the TanglePatterns home page. Share the Zentangle® love! 
To add my current TANGLE GUIDE badge - simply click in the box below, copy and paste. LARGE BADGE (As above, 150 px) 
SMALL BADGE (As above, 100px) The badge links to the TanglePatterns EBOOKS page.
ZENTANGLE BADGE (As above, 175px) The badge links to TanglePatterns "What is Zentangle?" page. THANKS FOR SHARING! |
||
|
All contents of this website are Copyright © 2010 - 2020 Linda Farmer, TanglePatterns.com, and artists where named. Copying content in any form other than for your own personal offline reference is expressly prohibited. No content may be reproduced, pinned or republished without express written permission. COMMERCIAL USE OF ANY CONTENT IS PROHIBITED. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. For more details see My Copyright Notice. Privacy Policy. TanglePatterns.com - PO Box 31146 - Palm Beach Gardens FL 33420 |
||||
RECENT COMMENTS