 Black Micron 01 and Prismacolor watercolor and regular colored pencils, Gellyroll in white, size 08, white General's Chalk Pencil. I spent the day today in Elaine Huffman's studio, learning to make these button-like zendalas from the wonderful Chris Titus. (Yes, Chris is the originator of the Zondom, the clear plastic sleeve to protect Zentangle® tiles. I use these all the time.) We spent most of the day making the backgrounds; I had to leave a tad early so I only got to tangle this one, but others were able to get a second one done. Full disclosure: Chris herself had made the backgrounds for all of these to make it easier for us, and we each did the same tangles on them. Here is the group mosaic, with one wonderful exception:  They matched so well with Elaine's pink flamingo tablecloth, don't you think?
Definitely a hugely fun day. Thanks to Chris and Elaine.
Susie Ngamsuwan
6/23/2018 11:16:01 pm
Love all the results of your Fun in the Spun series and am glad I can at least see ONE big and in its details!!! I also visited your previous yarn post and am so glad you guys saved that sad white wool cone and turned it into fun colors. Imagine if you hadn't come along....it would still be sitting there with that awful sign hanging over its loose strands. Comments are closed.
|
ABOUT ME I'm a textile artist (traditional rug hooking, punch needle rug hooking, and other textile arts), a long-time meditator, a certified meditation teacher and coach, and focused on learning about the interplay of art, creativity, and mindfulness every day. 
Certified, 2021
Certified Zentangle® Teacher, 2013
Certified by AmyOxford.com at The Oxford Rug Hooking School, 2016
Categories
All
Archives
April 2022
SITES TO WATCH:
Insight Meditation Society Oxford Rug Hooking School Zentangle: The Official Site Green Mountain Rug Hooking Massachusetts Tarot Society 
|
RSS Feed