Harold, Nomi, Zander, Marasu, Alfie, and Icso are preparing to attend 12 tangle parties to celebrate the 2024 Twelve Days of Zentangle.
Each day the elves decide what to bring to these most festive affairs. Look closely in the picture each day to see if you can find all the items they brought. (They do seem to move things around!)
On this Tenth Day of Zentangle, Zander is bringing a party hat, a feather, a notepad, a pumpkin, a thimble, a watch, eye glasses, a bottle of ink, a bowl of soup and a nesting doll!
The party is starting to get full, can you find all these items?
And how about those hearts a'tangled?
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 25 and the tenth day of the 2024 Twelve Days of Zentangle!
In our practice of drawing with the Zentangle Method, we build compositions using patterns we call tangles. In the beginning, we learn basic tangles and then we progress by learning new techniques, more complex tangles, and variations to basic tangles.
In Project Pack No. 24, we paid homage to the technique of “Aura.” In this project pack , we take a deep dive into "drawing behind" which plays an integral role in how we teach many of our tangles. We guide you through a journey of depth and dimension. In this adventure we explore shadows and traverse our tangled compositions adding highlights. Join us on this multi-dimensional tangled adventure!
Tangle along with Maria as he and Rick guide you through the tenth lesson in this series.
Please share your creations on the Zentangle Mosaic App using the hashtags:
#PP25
#PP25Day10 and
#12DaysofZentangle2024.
In this series, we use the materials in Zentangle Project Pack No. 25. If you do not have these materials, we encourage you to follow along with whatever you have at home.
Leave us your thoughts in a comment below and each day, we will pick one commenter at random to receive a Zentangle surprise. We will announce all the winners on the last day!
Hmmm I can find everything except the nesting doll. I’ll keep looking…
Kathy Young on
Loving this project pack because it is so undemanding, I can actually finish the tiles each day. The new shading technique is simple and elegant, with an almost trompe l’oeil effect. I’m calling it Jestering.
Ann Baum, CZT36 on
AndreaR on
Zander has good instincts—who can resist a bottle of ink?
Becky Ruiz Jenab on
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Cheryl K Jensen on
This is so cool! The Chinese lantern plant or Physalis used to grow in my mothers gereden. I loved it as a kid and I still do.
Doris Bisschop on
Debbie J on
Okay, I have a tremor that I try so hard to not show in my tangles but YAY now there is a way for me to create the delicate effect of the lantern naturally. I’m over the moon with this pattern-Thank you. ❤️
Kathy Y. on
This was a quick and fun day. I love this one. Thank you.😊
Kathie M on