Ok I just have been obsessed. This has been so much fun. So now I need to get busy with other work. If you ever get a creative block or just need a release zentangels are really healing. You can experiment with textures/patterns and sometimes it can be a fine art piece in itself. I choose to do all of my zentangles with some sort of recognizable image all so .
Fabulous - hope the migrain is Gone!
ReplyDeleteGreat job again! By the way one of the things I've noticed about blogging is that if you don't make the effort to view others work, (especially those who comment on you blog), other bloggers won't make the effort to look at your work again. I guess it is a 2 way relationship :), everyone wants to be appreciated reciprocally...
ReplyDeletewow! those are amazing! i just learned about zentangles today. i can't wait to try them!! i can't find a website that specifically explains the process...but i think i can figure it out. any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteWow seems to be the word. Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteI think this is the first time I visited your blog - you have some wonderful art work here! Your joy in these Zentangles shines through.
ReplyDeletethe black and white contrast is powerful, the bottom one is my favorite
ReplyDeleteHi Vicki, thank you for following my blog. I like your zentangle art especially the tree with butterfly. I don't do zentangles but I draw with pen and ink. The constant motion of the pigment pen on Bristol board is so relaxing. Naturally I tend to neglect dusting and sweeping! :)
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