Monday, September 27, 2010

A is for Angela

Angie Vangalis, CZT from Texas, just sent us a picture of her completed Master Class project.


It's beautiful, Angie! Thank you for sharing this with us.

If you are interested in taking a Zentangle class from a Certified Zentangle Teacher like Angie, please visit this page for a list of CZTs and their contact info.

Challenge!
Maria had so much fun challenging herself to do a Zentangle with just straight lines that she's looking for new challenges. If you have a challenging suggestion for creating a Zentangle, please offer it and we'll give it a go.
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13 comments:

  1. Bravo - what a wonderful piece. It is so dense with tangles yet the flow of them is graceful too. Thanks for sharing your work
    Bette Abdu, CZT

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  2. Angie - it's gorgeous!!! congratulations on finishing it. I have a ways to go on mine still, can't wait to send the pic in though, thanks for inspiring me to finish it.
    Thanks for sharing Rick and Maria.

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  3. Wow, Angie. Rich, deep and alive!. A real inspiration. Thanks!

    re Challenge: One thing I like to do to get past my "same-olds" is to sit down with my tangle collection just do the next one I come to, whether I'm attracted to it at that moment or not. I find I have prejudices about what I think will be fun or interesting. This helps me move past the judgement and I am always surprised!

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  4. Angie - stunning work thanks for sharing it.

    Two ideas for a challenge - one general one specific. Selecet a shape - create one where all the tangles used are triangles or the string is composed of only triangles.

    Wish I knew more of the official tangles for this idea - Create another using paradox, bucky and a tangle (or 2) of your choice.

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  5. You did a fabulous job Angie, very intricate and very beautiful.

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  6. What a beautiful piece of artwork, Angie! Thanks for sharing. Truly inspirational!

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  7. Now that is pretty WOW ... I love how Angie has used all those tangle patterns.

    I have been challenging myself in making more of the tangle patterns into quilt stitching patterns - they have to be continuous lines and boy have I been having fun with it.

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  8. Angie, I love it. I envy you your sense of composition - it's something I need to work on.

    Re: the Challenge
    - I would love to see some Zendalas by Maria.

    - Also, a handprint Zentangle. in other words, You trace around your hand, then fill in with whatever tangles you deem appropriate.

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  9. Angie, so beautifully complex, intricate and amazingly tangled! You must have super patience and steady hand.

    Maria, I have been practicing embellishing swirls and would love to see how you make your swirls flourish!

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  10. I think it would be fun to create a Zentangle using many variations of the same tangle. I've been going to do it with Crescent moon but any tangle would be interesting.

    Barbara Allen

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  11. Angie, your work is just Beautiful!

    It would be Great to see a Gallery of Master Class projects from those willing to post them. All of those I've seen so far are Soo-oo Inspiring . . .
    Gathered together they'd be almost overwhelmingly incredible!

    I'm current challenging myself with tangles I "don't like," (i.e. am not comfortable with)

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  12. WOW-zer! Angie! awesome!

    makes me want to pull mine back out and work on it :>

    thanks for sharing!

    hugs
    patsy

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  13. This is beautiful, Angie! I can't wait to be able to attend a CZT Seminar class from Maria and Rick. They have some many beautiful ideas!

    Maria. I'm getting interested in learning Calligraphy. I bought a learning kit with a book and 3 pens, plus I'm getting another book with more about Calligraphy through the Book Club I belong to. I already own the dip pens of different points.

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