Kirsten asks, “So many Chops! I feel like mine changes too much. Have you done a class or blog on developing our Chop? I would love to spend some time with Zentangle Chops.”Thanks, Kirsten. Great question. First, let’s explain the chop. From Wikipedia: “. . . in an East and Southeast Asian context, [a chop] is a general name for printing stamps and impressions thereof which are used in lieu of signatures in personal documents, office paperwork, contracts, art, or any item requiring acknowledgement or authorship.” As part of step seven of the eight-step Zentangle Method, you put your chop...

The Kitchen Table Tangles are a video series created by Rick and Maria while they talk and tangle at their kitchen table. All of the Kitchen Table Tangles (KTT) videos are available to subscribers of the Zentangle Mosaic app. As the collection grows, we like to make some available to the public. Today, tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through a tile featuring Well, Well, Well.., and an aquafluer/scena tangleation.     Subscribe to our Youtube Channel for more Zentangle videos. If there is a particular topic, technique or tool that you'd like to see, please...

Join Rick and Maria at their kitchen table for short conversations as they talk and tangle together exploring Embedded Letters.  Kitchen Table Tangles is a video series created by Rick and Maria while they talk and tangle at their kitchen table. This video was previously only available to subscribers of the Zentangle Mosaic app, where the full library is available. As the collection grows, we like to make some available to the public. You can view more publicly available Kitchen Table Tangle videos here.  Enjoy!