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Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 - The 12 Days of Zentangle 2022 - Day 06

Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 - The 12 Days of Zentangle 2022 - Day 06

It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.

Join us now for Day Six, as our old friend Alfie and a couple of new friends take us through The 2022 Twelve Days of Zentangle.

 

“Your scroll is really coming along. I think this Project Pack No. 19 is one of the more challenging projects” says Marasu.

Nomi muses, “That may well be, Marasu, but I find if you trust the process, you will more than likely find your way. You know what Rick and Maria say . . . 'Anything is possible, one stroke at a time!"

Alfie says “From what I am seeing in the Mosaic App and other posts, it seems to be inspiring tanglers to take some chances. That’s how we learn new things. And if we make a few (so-called) mistakes, we always have the ability to choose the response to turn them into opportunities."

Marasu interupts, "That's why it's called 'response-ability' . . . tee-hee!"

"Good one, Marasu!" continues Alfie. "And I bet even the folks at Zentangle still make mis-strokes of the pen. They have to in order to come up with new, exciting directions to take in our Zentangle journey.”


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This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. The customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach. We will explore Tangle Genuses, or categories of tangles.

In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.

Each day, as we add to this singular piece of tangled art, we remind you to trust the process. Watch as this composition comes together with different tangles, concepts and your individual style. At the end we will bring all of the elements of the Zentangle Method together in a beautiful and unique piece of artwork.

Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the sixth video in this series.

We recommend doing these videos in order, beginning with day 01. You can view all previous Project Pack No. 19 videos here.


Please share your creations on the Zentangle Mosaic App using the hashtag #PP19Day06 and #12DaysofZentangle2022.

Let us know your thoughts below and at the end of this series, we will pick a commenter at random from each day to receive a Zentangle surprise!

Julie Willand

30 comments

  • These seed tangles really challenge my „no mistakes“ mind. Bit it‘s so much fun!

    Ulrike on

  • Seed tangles – I do like that idea & it’s so easy to identify this genus to my way of thinking. Love the way Rick shrank the size of both Cadent & Huggins according to the space & how these wove behind the existing tangles. Intrigued by how the shading will be done!!

    Evy Browning on

  • Cadent was one of my first tangles I learned in the beginning of my journey with zentangle. I didn‘t use it for a long time – until today

    Martina Fegeler on

  • Cadent was one of my first tangles I learned in the beginning of my journey with zentangle. I didn‘t use it for a long time – until today

    Martina Fegeler on

  • Two of my favorites…Huggins and Cadent…thank you.

    Dorian on

  • All the many elements that go into creating each video in this series is amazing!

    Linda J on

  • It’s funny to see Nomi’s mini version of the Project Pack.

    Claudia on

  • Each day just gets more beautiful.

    Andrea K on

  • This project reminds me of the two in person workshops I attended this year. Both taught by Molly and Martha

    Susan Arnsten-Russell on

  • I enjoy the placement of the elves and their drawing as they tangle along with us. This is a wonderful project pack. Thank you all so much.

    CLR on

  • It’s been so exhilarating to work on a larger scale. It pushes me out of my little world and encourages new creativity!

    Mary Margaret Yahnke on

  • I am really enjoying playing along!

    Cathrine Nicols on

  • I love seeing the progression as we reach the halfway point.

    Andrea R on

  • It is so fun to watch how things are evolving. One stroke at a time.

    Marty Greiner on

  • I am so enjoying the process of this 12 days of zentangle project. Thank you for all your hard work bringing this project to life!

    Lalita Kuhn on

  • I like how Julie’s Huggins is a little asymmetric. Very cool!

    Cindy Brandt on

  • Here comes an interesting twist with the grid tangles in the background. Looking forward to the coming days!

    Suchitra Komandur on

  • The project is coming together so nicely! Cadent is a tangle I enjoy using often in my projects.

    Wendy on

  • Love that you share everyone’s take on the tangles you are using each day. It really shows a variety of unique ideas.

    Deborah R on

  • This PP 19 is pushing me outside the box with the size of it. Left up to me I would of never tried a piece this size. But really loving it and having fun with it. Been the first one is a while I’ve managed to do every day as it goes by.

    Sue Lesle CZT on

  • Such a great project. I’m really enjoying this!

    Patti A. on

  • Thank you for this video of some favorite patterns Cadent and Huggins. 🐌

    Nancy CZT 18 on

  • Very interesting the way the tangles transitioned! And did anyone else notice Rick missed an aura on one of the Huggins? Or maybe that was on purpose…..!

    Ellen Weinman on

  • Another day of creative tangles…learned a new term today…untethered auras…what fun!

    Carol R on

  • I love this project pack. It’s definitely my favorite one I can remember!

    Donna on

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