Welcome to the fourth day of Project Pack No. 07.
On this fourth day, Julie tangles on four black Bijou Zentangle tiles.
Woolen Gnome, Rabbit and Sheep "felt" they should get in on the act. At first we thought that Rabbit and Sheep couldn't read, but perhaps they are reminding us that there is no up or down, left or right, in the world of non-representational Zentangle art!
Enjoy!
Tangling today with our friend Julie
Hopefully she doesn’t get too unruly
Tangling on black
Keeps her on track
And her tangles are beautiful, truly
Please leave your comments below. Each day we will pick commenter at random to send a Zentangle surprise to!
Yesterday's winner is Marsha Law. Please send your snail mail address to info@zentangle.com!
Emily Classon on
Cynthia on
GInny Lockhart on
Cheryl Wolf on
VGREM on
Andrea on
Another fun day of tangling with all of you! Thanks for the wonderful ideas!
Linda JF on
Nancy Schmidt on
Such a wonderful reminder from Julie that monotangles are a beautiful way to zen into your drawing.
Mary Yahnke on
bakayaroonna (on the app) on
Kathy Young on
Heike on
Loved the first three tiles. Huggins and I have a rough relationship. I’m not sure what it is about it, but I seem to always curve things the wrong way even when concentrating exactly on what was done in the video. I haven’t finished that tile yet because I feel like I messed it up so badly there is no way it can look like Huggins. Giving my brain some time to see if I can make something else out of it.
Ellen Behrens on
Kate Ahrens on
Thank you Julie – you made me smile with recognition when you mentioned Bijou tiles hanging in frames for Christmas – we put 2 up when we decorated our house yesterday. Also, thanks for the reminder to breathe – I’m glad I’m not the only one who forgets! And I love that Huggins fill!
Jem Miller on
Vera on
Cheryl Wolf on
Carol Lee on
Andrea on
Hola!! Aunque no tenía papel negro, lo realicé en papel blanco. Quedó también hermoso!!!
Gracias por compartir!!!
Saludos cordiales!!
Myriam
Myriam on
Terry on
Lisa on
CArmen CLayton on
Donna O on
Nancy Wilcox on