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- is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. We believe that life is an art form and that the Zentangle method is an elegant metaphor for deliberate artistry in life.
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Hi there. I received my zentangle box set from my sweetie at Christmas. I love the concept and beauty of the art produced. I just got around to actually experimenting with it. I have posted my results on my blog missrosieswisdom.blogspot.com and also put a direct link to your site in the post and then in my favorite places....Looking forward to your blog.....Hurry up.....Rosie the wildwoman
Can't wait till this blog is in full bloom... there are so many things I can't wait to see and discuss... so many questions and how to's that I can't seem to understand. Hopefully soon!
Zentangle is like a sibling to me ... Blogging already. How exciting! It will be so interesting and inspiring to see what others are creating from this amazing art form. A new language for people to communicate with.
Love Zentangles ~ so meditative~ I have some on my blog which is http://artmusedog.blogspot.com
Thanks so much for putting this concept together~ Namaste,Carol
I'm very excited to have a blog to reference while I'm zentangling. Lovin' life
Glad to see this is up and running. I am sure you will be connecting to FaceBook and Twitter soon.
This is wonderful.
This is fantastic! I'll be looking forward to your posts. I do have a blog: http://lifeimitatesdoodles.blogspot.com/
Hello, I am hooked on Zentangle. I got my kit about 9 months ago, and now it seems that is all I want to do. Glad you got a blog up and going. I just did the same.
Oh and the address for my blog is
www.marthannsmusings.blogspot.com
Come on over and see me.
I have been doing these for years. In fact, I have done a coloring book for adults, based on my designs. Thank you for the word "Zentangle", I have been usung the word "Dezignee" (because of copywrite concerns, I am uncomfortable using the word Zentangle for my creations, because I would not want to infringe--but I still love the word). I think Zentangle & Dezignees are the same, but certainly they are at least first cousins. I still would like to take your class. I think I could learn a lot from you.
Anyway, I have a question: When you do a Zentangle in pen and ink on paper, how do you shade them? An ink wash? Dots? Crosshatching?
Inquiring minds want to know.
I'm so glad that this became a reality. I know I've been bugging you guys since 2008 when I first fell in love with my new kit and even earlier when I was reading and learning from the newsletters... I really still feel lost and can't do many of the patterns without them looking like a child drew them.. is it just practicing that makes it right? I don't know many times where to even start. But so glad you heard our pleas :)
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