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Top Five Blogs of 2023!

Top Five Blogs of 2023!

It is hard to believe another year has come and gone. As we look back on 2023, we are filled with gratitude for the Zentangle Community and the peace, calm and camaraderie that you bring.

One of our favorite ways to connect with the Zentangle community is through our blog. In 2023, we shared 52 posts and you all joined us in thought provoking, problem solving, and Zentangle inspired conversations.

Today we share our top 5 blogs of 2023 with you all. If you've already read them, we think they are worth visiting again. If you missed these the first time around, they are not to be missed!

Enjoy! 

1. heArtistry - Maria Thomas (February 2nd)

2. More Grows in the Garden than the Garden Sows - Molly Hollibaugh (March 14th)

3. One Stroke at a Time - Maria Thomas (September 5th)

4. Any Project Pack is Possible...One Stroke at a Time - Molly Hollibaugh (September 12th)

5. When the Student Surpasses the Teacher - Molly Hollibaugh (October 3rd)

We eagerly await 2024 as it marks the 20th Year of Zentangle! As we look back at 2023, did you have a favorite blog that is not listed here? What was your favorite blog and why? Let us know in the comments below.

Happy New Year from our family to yours!

Stay in touch.

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Image is a mosaic uploaded by Molly Hollibaugh on the Zentangle Mosaic app.

Bijou

8 comments

  • I’ve been tangling since Feb2017.

    I became a CZT36 during Covid.
    I have had such a thrill exploring the many opportunities that Zentangle has brought to my life.
    These past five years have found me recovering from surgery, from burying two siblings and five very dear friends
    Life has tried to beat me down but through it all there has been Zentangle waiting at my desk to pick me up, to calm me down to help me express my feelings of the moment.
    As I approach my 80th year, I feel vital and alive when I’m in my Zentangle world. Thankyou for that. 😘✍️

    ‘SAM’ on

  • Happy 20th birthday from South Africa. Many thanks for all the free lessons. I have a very busy lifestyle so it is just wonderful to take time out to do the zentangles. I never realized I would be able to produce such beautiful art at age 81 as I have never been able to draw. With love and gratitude Nerina

    Nerina Roberts on

  • Très bon 20e anniversaire à vous … la méthode Zentangle fait partie de ma vie depuis +- 1 an … J’en retire une satisfaction de bien-être au quotidien … Merci aussi à vos CZT qui grâce à elles et leur partagent nous font vivre de bons moments d’emmêlages … Une belle grande aventure … Félicitations … 🙏🏼💖

    Paty de Liege on

  • Dearest Rick and Maria ~ Happy 20th Anniversary to you and to Zentangle! I have been truly blessed by each and every tangle, stroke, blog, email, and materials that you have richly blessed us with. My gratitude and appreciation for each of you is just magnified by each new day as I look forward to tangling myself, with my grandchildren, my students and in my mind. Zentangle has created such a beautiful world for us all and I, for one, am so extremely grateful and count my lucky stars for meeting Zentangle and YOU! Take care and wishing you a very happy and healthy new year!

    Mary Stayner on

  • Dearest Rick and Maria ~ Happy 20th Anniversary to you and to Zentangle! I have been truly blessed by each and every tangle, stroke, blog, email, and materials that you have richly blessed us with. My gratitude and appreciation for each of you is just magnified by each new day as I look forward to tangling myself, with my grandchildren, my students and in my mind. Zentangle has created such a beautiful world for us all and I, for one, am so extremely grateful and count my lucky stars for meeting Zentangle and YOU! Take care and wishing you a very happy and healthy new year!

    Mary Stayner on

  • I have not even started to do any drawings yet, but I would love to know how Molly Hollibaugh drew the beautiful header above. How would I learn to make something with those colors, designs? I don’t think there are any instructors in my area, but I am going to check my local art store. Thanks!

    Cathy on

  • Fantastic those 5 blogs. Thank you Maria Thomas en Molly Hollibaugh

    anna wieseman on

  • I have read them all but plan to spend some time this afternoon cozy on the couch by the Christmas tree and reread. I am filled with gratitude for you all and the world you opened up! My art has been enhanced and my life enriched because of you. Thank you!! 🙏🏼💖

    Elizabeth Fifield on

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