News of the Gnu
The Gnu that we (WCANH - Womens Caucus for Art) decorated with Zentangles for the "Gnus of Gnu London" was featured in the most recent email newsletter from the Zentangle mothership! Read it here - and see the photos too....
Tangle of the Week - Eke
"Eke" is very simple in concept - just repeat the letter "e" in cursive, right-side-up and then upside-down. try shading in between each set of two rows. It will look like cording. If you are very clever, you can use a name in cursive! It works best with very...
Run away, run away!
I am running away this week. I will (try) to bury my feet in the sand and screw my head back on. Sometimes life just moves too fast around me and if I try to keep up... well, what's the point? I figured I'd pack today and then try to relax,...
Tangle of the Week - Btl Joos
OK, Here's one of my own tangles! I created this one while working on the journal challenge. I have always used stripey... things in my drawings, but this one has sprouted tendrils that I love. You can just keep adding more and more and more! Just be careful not to say the name...
Zentangle Challenge
The WCANH group has just begun a new "challenge". This one is a round robin of Moleskine accordian journals and Zentangles. Should be a lot of fun. For mine, I divided it up as four pages with a frame and a wavy "string" going across every page. The fifth page is...
Tangle of the Week - Shattuck
Shattuck is one of my most favorite tangles. There is so much flexibility. I like to draw it as a more organic, plant-like shape, but if you do it flatter and straighter, it looks more basket-woven-ish. If you "mess-up" the back and forth weaving pattern, it still looks cool!...