Molly writes... When we first explored making black Zentangle tiles in 2011, my initial thought was that it would be the same as working on white paper, just the reverse. However, once we started experimenting with black papers and white pens, I was quickly proven wrong. Once I realized that it was not the same as working on white tiles, my interest was piqued. I knew we had to dig into this different way of expressing tangles. At first, our attempts were basic. We were gathering information through our experiences. We stuck mostly to using white ink. Trying to process...
Rick writes:In 2007, we started BLOG Zentangle and began our enjoyable series of conversations within our Zentangle community. In reading through these blog posts with their insightful comments, we decided to bring a few of them to your attention from time to time. It is easy, for me anyway, to sometimes think of old information as stale information. But these insights and conversations are anything BUT stale! Today, we invite you to revisit this post from 2020... --- + --- Kirsten asks, “So many Chops! I feel like mine changes too much. Have you done a class or blog on...
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...