Rick Roberts This post is about the tangle paradox. For the tile below, I first drew a flower of life pencil string with a compass on a white Zentangle Opus Tile. Then I used a straight edge and pencil to connect certain points of the pattern. With a Sakura Pigma® Micron 01, I traced certain lines to define the triangles and trapezoids, some of which I left empty in the lower right. In that almost empty lower-right hexagonal grid, I tangled a single triangle and a single trapezoid. I wanted you to see them standing alone because it is difficult to...
On July 29, Ina Sonnenmoser sent us an email that said, in part, “I herewith request a public apology and removal of the blog post within 7 business days. Alternatively, you will face a lawsuit for defamation of character.” We want to reduce the tension. So, we edited the original post to remove our analysis. The edited version appears below. However, we need to maintain an online record of the specifics of the June 1, 2018, blog post that compared the Zentangle Method with what Ina calls her “intellectual property.” -----+----- When Ina Sonnenmoser of Germany offered “Certified CPT Coach”...
This week we handed the Zentangle Blog over to Jody Genovese, CZT, to find out what was possible when she asked herself, "How can I Help?" Thank you Jody for sharing your story with us and the Zentangle community! --- + --- Jody writes... Everyone who finds and practices Zentangle will tell you how much it has changed his or her life. I know what it has done for mine. The question is can you use it to help change someone else’s? We’ve all heard so many stories of how other people have been able to use Zentangle to make...