zentangle inspired art

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Zentangle Inspired Art

The Zentangle® Method was created by Rick Roberts and

Maria Thomas and is copyrighted.

Zentangle® is a registered trademark of Zentangle, Inc.

Learn more at zentangle.com.


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Rick Roberts (2nd from left)and Maria Thomas(center), co-founders of

Zentangle


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PHOTOMAT


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Sketchbook for tangles


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23 Zentangle Tiles from workshop at

2013 NAEA Convention in Fort Worth


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Zentangle

inspired art on

a variety ofsurfaces


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Storage of tiles

Initials and

monograms


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Fibonacci curve

Nautilus shell

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4


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The style of

AlphonseMucha inspired

the tangle,

Mooka


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Ionic tangle

inspired by

capstone of the

architectural

element, the ionic

column by

Margaret Bremner


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Lorrie Chase

Smiths Station High

Alabama

Architecture

Inspired

Zentangle (ZIA)

Margaret Bremner, CZT

Canada


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Representational

Zentangle

Inspired Art (ZIA)

Carole Ohl, CZT


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Zendala is

a zentangle

in the form

of a mandala

3 of these

zendalas were

created byRick Roberts and

Maria Thomas

“Seeking Balance”


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“Calgary Mud”,

created by a

Canadian CZT who

drew inspiration

from tangles that

she thought

would feel

“ooey-gooey”

like mud squishingbetween her toes.



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Monotangles

Llilly

Bevia… Quiltz… by M Bremner, CZTCadox…

Hurry holli by S Jacobs, CZTAfterglo


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2.5”

X3.0”

Sandra Bartholomew, CZT Sandra Bartholomew, CZT

Maria Thomas, CZT


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Steps 1-7

Shading

Beginning and End (1st & 7th)


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Zentangle

tiles with

COLOR added!


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Stripes


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Copada Cadox

Heartstrings

Variations of quiltzLily


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Strings can be used as an abstract

guide for placing tangles within

the zentangle tile.

Strings can be used with or

without a border. Some negative

spaces may be left open.


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Strings form abstract or organic shapes

that are NOT intended to represent

anything in particular.


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The Zentangle tile is 3.5” x 3.5.” The

paper is acid free, heavy stock

drawing paper. Purchased tiles are

die-cut with rounded corners.


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Zentangles have no up or down,

No right or wrong. They are intended to

have hand drawn lines. Rulers and drafting

tools are discouraged.


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Strings should be drawn lightly.

When you begin inking your chosen tangles,

the pencil line will become part of the pattern.


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3.5” x 3.5” tiles


Carole Ohl, CZT

Carole Ohl, CZTMargaret Bremner, CZT




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Tangled tags or

badges

Students can wear

their creativity

as a pendant or

give as a gift.


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To introduce

zentangle

to students,use “Z” as the

string within a

border,

then choose

4 tangles

to create

completed tile.

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