©, A Creative Artform where all = you need. is paper, penail and. pen. © Learn how to oreate intricate tanostes step-by-step. Hy 9 torn drawings wncto art desiggits. a) 8 Creaking Centanates improgs jj foous and. develops dexterity vb 7 “i *SAG. OE © Ce ©Z© Printemps* 1. Draw a small spiral, sort of like a cinnamon bun or jelly roll. Start with a small “C” shape then spiral around it and close the end of the spiral. 2. Make more spirals to fill the section. 3..AOD small circles to fill spaces in the section. 4. Color the background with b * “original Zentangle design - Variation } Hollibaugh* 1. Draw two parallel lines across a section. 2. Rotate the tile then draw another pair of lines letting the shape appear to | go “behind” the first one. 3. Rotate'the tife again and draw another pair of lines that goes under. Rotate and repeat until the section is filled. 4. Color the background with black if desired. *original Zentangle design 6 Zentangle BASICSStatic* 1. Draw a zigzag line from one corner of a section to th other side. 2. Draw a second zigzag lis parallel to the first one (let the lines join at the ends). 3. Color the zigzag shape with black. A. Draw on the right side of the black bolt to add an echoing line (don’t let the lines join at the ends). Draw additional zigzag lines to fill the section. 5. Turn the tile and draw on the other side of the black bolt to fill the section. Tip: If you are lefi-handed, draw on the left side. “original Zentangle design - Variation Shading Your Zentangle Shading adds a touch of dimension. 1. Use the side of your pencil to gently color areas and details with gray. Suggestions of where to add shading... + In the center of the Moon Walk section + On one side of each Spiral * On the right and left of the first set of parallel lines * On the lower zag of each parallel zigzag line + Along the edge of some sections to add depth to the sections of the design < a * Along the right edge and the bottom of your finished Use the pencil to, add shading and shape, about 1/3" wide, to “raise” it off the page use a paper stump to rub the pencil to Note: Use shading sparingly. smudge and blend the gray areas. Zentangle BAS, CAG] eee adVariation King’s CrownCrescent Moon* Printemps* page 5 page 6 Knightsbridge* page 12 Flying Geese age 14 Squares Growth page 16 page 16 “original Zentangle design Siete 7 QRELAGIAASAWZAG Where to find Y more patterns... Start with the basic patterns in this book. Then check out books two and three. More designs can also be found at zentangle.com in the EE, 'N¢ newsletters and gallery. Z Also look at quilts, 38 books, furniture, nature, 3% illustrations and the ih & bottoms of sport shoes... 4.# $4 wonderful patterns and by) designs are everywhere, IBA SEBO Pa 5 18 Zentangle BASICS to EN Hollibaugh* Static* Chartz* Adaptation Waves page 6 page 6 page 12 page 12 * Be Fence Cadent* page 13 page 14 Cubine* Corn Rows Swirls Queen's Cro page 16 page 16 page 17 King's Crow page 17 Tlearned about “Zentangle” when my friend Mary Ann White emailed a link to a website along with, “Here's something you might like...” I went to zentangle.com and ordered a kit right away. I love drawing Zentangle patterns. Gayle Bunch is an innovative elementary art teacher. Gayle suggested many of the wonderful educational ideas in this book. My enthusiasm really blossomed when I attended a seminar and workshop taught by the Zentangle originators, Maria Thoma: @ calligraphy artist and Rick Roberts, a former monk. Thope you enjoy Zentangle as much as I do.Variation Chartz* Adaptation Waves Variation Knightsbridge* ‘ “original Zentangle designLa Tongal* Chillon* *original Zentangle design - Variat “original Zentangle des! => ! ~ | Knightsbridge 5. Tagh Fence Zentangle BASICS 13KYRA KARI 4 J ER RH Sa NR Wes Ky Flying GeeseCross Stitch tangle design - Variation | S |e Flying Geese Zentangle BASICS 15