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Moebius Strip-inspired Tangle
The newest artwork as part of The Diva’s Weekly Zentangle® Challenge. This one is in honor of the Moebius Syndrome Foundation, and is inspired by the moebius strip. This one’s for you Artoo! #MSAD14 For those of you who love Zentangles®, I encourage you to join the weekly challenges at http://www.iamthedivaczt.blogspot.com/ and visit http://www.zentangle.com Continue reading
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“Successful” Tangle
This is the first of a possible series of artwork inspired by words that describe New Year’s resolutions. This one is titled “Successful”. For this year, 2014, I will strive to be successful in everything, but most important, I wish to find a job in my field. This particular artwork has no shading. Continue reading
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Valentine’s Day card
Drew this card in the Zentangle® style on a blank pastel purple card I had. This is for a swap on Swap-bot.com. Continue reading
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Valentine inspired by Zentangles®
Here is a Valentine I drew for an example for an upcoming workshop I have been invited to teach on February 8th with a local arts council. I used Micron pens in black as well as watercolor markers. Continue reading
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Zentangle®-inspired ATC that I have swapped
Sorry for the hiatus all, the whole holiday season just took over! Here is a Zentangle-inspired ATC that I made for a swap. I don’t typically make ATCs but the person I was swapping with enjoyed them. Continue reading
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Platonic
Here is a (not so great) pic of Platonic, a piece that is currently in a show at the Wesley Senior Health Center in Saratoga Springs, NY. Continue reading
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Collosal
I like the variety of shades in this piece, even though there isn’t really any shading going on. Just the combination of dark and light with the different pen strokes seems pleasing the the eye. Continue reading
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Tangle Artworks #21-27
zentangles 21-27 Sorry about having to click on the pdf. link above, I am in process of going from a Mac (much more experienced at) than this HP laptop. To top it off… the pdf. is upside down. Anyway! I am starting to experiment with the more difficult patterns and am branching out to include Continue reading
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