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Gratitude, Passion and Family

Gratitude, Passion and Family

Rick Roberts

It feels good when you put pen to paper in a Zentangle way. Anyone who teaches the Zentangle Method for even a short time hears stories of amazing benefits from their students. If you are reading this, there's a good chance you already know the profound personal benefits that can come from a Zentangle practice. Your Zentangle practice can have a similar beneficial affect on the world around you. These days, that's important. Some say that positive vibrations like gratitude, love, and rejoicing multiply exponentially as each additional person shares that vibration. In contrast, negative emotions such as fear, anger, and hatred combine only by addition. It's the difference between 2 x 2...

A Zentangle Origin Story

A Zentangle Origin Story

Maria Thomas

Some of you may know the story of how Zentangle got started.  (Or, not!)  But today I would like to tell you a few things that perhaps you didn’t know.  When Zentangle presented itself to us, Rick and I had  been together for about a year or so. We were excited about everything in our lives. (We still are!) We loved our work, our family, our home, our town, our friends.  Each day brought more for us to be grateful for.  Then, it happened. We were gifted this new “thing” in our life, not sure what to make of it...

Molly writes...   Thank you to everyone who tangled along with me in the first Voice Guided Tangle Lesson last week. The response from the Zentangle community was so positive, that I decided to do a second lesson. Enjoy! -Molly ---+---  Join Molly Hollibaugh for a voice guided Zentangle lesson. By removing all visual references, students are challenged to rely solely on their own beautiful interpretations of her instructions. There is no right way to do this or any specific expectations of what your tile will look like in the end. Instead, trust in your pen strokes and allow yourself to...