At Paper Traders, I am hosting a colored Zentangle® art swap. Zentangle art was created by Rick Roberts & Maria Thomas. You can discover more about this method on their website: Zentangle.com. Below are the cards that I created for this swap... a relaxing way to catch up on my DVR recordings!
the greater your capacity to create."
Showing posts with label zentangle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zentangle. Show all posts
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Zentangle ATC Swap

Letha is hosting a Zentangle ATC swap on Paper Traders. It's mixed-media so pretty much anything goes. I started with a rubber stamped face image and then just started playing from there. Admittedly, these could be a lot better but they're not too bad for a beginner =)
Update: Thanks, everyone, for the feedback... Yes, I just stamped the face images with permanent ink right in the middle of my plain white ATC's. Then I got out my Micron pens in different widths and started doodling. I didn't really have much of a plan and some of the larger black areas are where I goofed up and just decided to fill in over the top - LOL!
Elements:
ATCs,
drawing,
Paper Traders,
rubber stamp,
swaps,
zentangle
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Doodling
I did a little doodling practice on the back of my business cards at work this week... (don't tell the boss!)

I read about this "twist" technique in a zentangle newsletter:

For this one, I just drew a squiggle that ended up looking like a rabbit (a complete coincidence) so I decided to just go with it:

I read about this "twist" technique in a zentangle newsletter:

For this one, I just drew a squiggle that ended up looking like a rabbit (a complete coincidence) so I decided to just go with it:
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Zentangle #3

I tried doing one with a light coat of gesso over the photo first... it think it turned out pretty cool. These are really fun, easy, and quick!
Zentangle practice

I thought I would try doing some zentangles that look so fun... the Daffodil was my first try - using a magazine photo as a guide... it's only just okay:
I'm much happier with my second attempt - the daisies - also using a magazine photo but adding many more doodles to the background space.These were really fun and I will definitely have to try some more... maybe swiping a thin layer of gesso on first to lighten the backgrounds... something to try any way...
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