Awhile back I mentioned that I had created a sand mandala as a way for our church members to celebrate our interim pastor. The Reverend Donoghue had mentioned sand mandalas a few times as examples of how joy can be found in the process rather than in the finished work. He explained how monks would...
We still have a few spots left for the UNTangle Retreat - Holiday Edition in Ogunquit, Maine. November 9-11, 2012. It's just a few weeks away, but some of us are better at last minute, so now is the perfect time to sign up. There are a couple of different options depending on...
This summer, I received a somewhat confused email from a customer/blog reader who asked me why they would buy my new book coming out in November, if they already owned all my other books? It sounded, to them, like a rehashing of my previous material. My response, even more confused, was "Huh? What...
I was excited to receive pics from one of my Midwest Arts & Lettering Retreat students - Bonnie Seifert. These are her first and second Zendalas. I especially love the three dimensional looking Btl Joos twisting under another 3-D looking Zander. There is so much crazy, wonderful stuff going on in there... it's...
I was asked to teach up in New London (NH) today at the Tracy Memorial Library. Their book program has the theme "Edgar Allen Poe" and with Halloween coming up fast, the question, "can you do an intro to Zentangle with a creepy theme?" Ah, let me think about that one....
Very exciting news! I am the guest blogger on Linda Farmer's TanglePatterns.com site today! Linda did a two part series on Shading. Marizaan van Beek wrote Part One... I wrote Part Two. Please take a look and let me know what you think. And be sure to scroll all the way to...
