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Zentangle Project Pack No. 22 - Day 10, Part 1 (The 12 Days of Zentangle 2023)
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Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Join Rick and Maria for a #PP19 wrap up video.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Rick, Maria and Molly as they guide you through the twelfth and final lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day12 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Martha as she guides you through the eleventh lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day11 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Maria and Molly as they guide you through the tenth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day10 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the ninth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day09 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the eighth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day08 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Julie as she guides you through the seventh lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day07 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the sixth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day06 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the fifth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day05 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Maria as she guides you through the fourth lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day04 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Martha as she guides you through the third lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day03 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
Tangle along with Molly as she guides you through the second lesson in this series. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
We recommend doing the lessons in this series in order. You can view all previous Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day02 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 19 and the 12 Days of Zentangle 2022!
In this first video, follow along with Molly as she introduces you to the theme of this series and walks you through adding watercolor to your template. Feel free to watch this video through first before going back and doing it yourself.
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series is unique as we will be working on one singular piece of tangled art over the course of twelve lessons. This customized surface will provide structure and a common element to guide us on this adventure together. We will methodically and magically add to the structure as we simultaneously discuss and share our system of collecting, deconstructing, and categorizing tangles. As we take you on an adventure, we will introduce you to our Zentomology™ approach.
In true Zentangle fashion, our approach to this system is playful and open to exploration and interpretation. We use the Zentomology system as way to learn about the characteristics of tangles and explore how to use them in ways that enhance and balance our tangled compositions. As we dig into this concept, we will leave a trail of tangled artwork behind us. Join us as we get tangled up in the Zentomology approach of studying tangles while creating one large piece of tangled art.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP19, #PP19Day01 and #12DaysofZentangle2022
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp19videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 19 materials here: bit.ly/3UZWmWB
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Join Molly Hollibaugh and Julie Willand of Zentangle, Inc as they introduce you to Translucen-Z tiles and and share their favorite tips and tools for tangling!
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Join Rick and Maria as they wrap up the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series and look back at all of the tiles we have created together. Thank you for tangling along!
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day10 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the 10th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day10 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the 9th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day09 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 8th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day08 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the 7th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day07 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 6th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day06 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the 5th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day05 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Julie as she guides you through the 4th video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day04 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the 3rd video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day03 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the 2nd video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day02 and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 1st video in the Zentangle Project Pack No. 18 series! We are excited to explore our brand new Translucen-Z tiles in this series and we recommend watching the introduction video first. You can watch the Introduction video here: youtu.be/Aqh6GOwIQ30
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtags #PP18, #PP18Day01and #translucenZ and we will be featuring some of your uploads in this series newsletters!
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 18!
In this introduction video, Molly and Julie introduce you to the newest member of our Zentangle family, Translucent-Z tiles! Before you dive into this series lessons, take a moment to get to know these new tiles and learn some tips and tricks for tangling on them!
The Zentangle Method has a beautiful way of illuminating the artist within us. It is magical what we can do with paper, pencil, and pen. Each basic stroke connects directly to the artist, no two ever the same. Each stroke layers with others to create amazing compositions. Delicate bits of graphite and white chalk create illusions of light passing through. Or is it an illusion at all?
Perhaps the light is truly coming through.
Join us for our eighteenth Project Pack as we tackle uncharted Zentangle territories. This very special Project Pack welcomes a new paradigm in the Zentangle world. Using this special new tangling surface, we are eager to share techniques that allow us to explore creating layers with light and shadow.
Can you learn to see through? Can you believe that there is something more on the other side?
Take a deep look inside and out, and trust that the light will come through.
View more Project Pack videos here: zentangle.com/pages/pp18videos
You may purchase Project Pack No. 18 materials here: bit.ly/3zpsji4
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
We invite you to join us on the exploration and share your work on the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media sites with the hashtag #WELLbeing
If you enjoyed this video, please “like” and subscribe!
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
We invite you to join us on the exploration and share your work on the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media sites with the hashtag #WELLbeing
If you enjoyed this video, please “like” and subscribe!
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
We invite you to join us on the exploration and share your work on the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media sites with the hashtag #WELLbeing
If you enjoyed this video, please “like” and subscribe!
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
We invite you to join us on the exploration and share your work on the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media sites with the hashtag #WELLbeing
If you enjoyed this video, please “like” and subscribe!
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
We invite you to join us on the exploration and share your work on the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media sites with the hashtag #WELLbeing
If you enjoyed this video, please “like” and subscribe!
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Rick and Maria as they guide you through the 8th video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day08
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Join Rick and Maria as they wrap up the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day08
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Rick and Maria as they guide you through the 7th video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day07
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Rick and Maria as they guide you through the 6th video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day06
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Rick and Maria as they guide you through the 5th video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day05
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Rick and Maria as they guide you through the 4th video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day04
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 3rd in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day03
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Martha as she guides you through the 2nd video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day02
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Tangle along Molly as she guides you through the 1st video in the Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order, beginning with the Introduction video. You can view the Introduction video here: youtu.be/WPYVnus4I9o
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17, #PP17Day01
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 17!
Join Rick, Maria and Molly as they introduce you to the materials and themes of Project Pack No. 17 series. We strongly recommend doing the Project Pack No. 17 videos in sequential order.
A kaleidoscope is an instrument that has tiny pieces of glass or plastic encased between flat pieces of clear glass and mirrors that are specifically arranged so that the small pieces of colored glass or plastic reflect and create beautiful patterns. As the bits of colored glass move, so do the patterns, never duplicating the same pattern twice. The kaleidoscope was invented by David Brewster in 1817. He named his invention using the Greek word kalos, meaning beautiful, and the Greek word eidos, meaning shape. What a perfect name. One could use this pairing of words to describe much of the art we create using the Zentangle Method.
Project Pack 17 is inspired by the kaleidoscope of our lives. We will honor the artistry of the patterns they form as they pair and layer with others to form new patterns and create works of art. Taking advantage of the geometric shapes of tiles, we will gradually guide you through adding tangles to the tiles and watch how they interact with other tiles to create meta-patterns that change as you rearrange the tiles, like a kaleidoscope. We will explore a fun selection of tools that allows us to dig deep into layering shades of gray with accents of jewel tones.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP17.
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3pnR8H9
You may purchase Project Pack No. 17 materials here: bit.ly/3stnulD
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Join Rick, Maria and Martha in this wrap up video as they look back on all of the Zentangle art created in this series.
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the 12th and final lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day12 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day11 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 10th lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day10 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the 8th lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day08 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Molly and Martha as they guide you through the 9th lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day09 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Maria as she and Rick guide you through the 7th lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day07 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk
Welcome to Zentangle Project Pack No. 16 and the 2021 Twelve Days of Zentangle series!
Tangle along with Rick as he and Maria guide you through the 6th lesson in the Project Pack No. 16 series.
You can view the introduction video to this series here: youtu.be/fN5Av3FmQhA
It has become an annual Zentangle tradition for us to celebrate the holiday season with a series we call The Twelve Days of Zentangle. For twelve consecutive days, we will deliver daily tangling lessons, guiding you through the steps to create festive tangled works of art that are all part of the same theme.
This Zentangle series offers us a moment to pause and reflect on the past year. As the year unfolded, we hope you were able to lean on your Zentangle practice and focus on the beautiful things that came through. Together we will in-crease our skills while navigating this part of our journey one stroke at a time. In this year-end series, we will be looking closely between the layers and folds of our Zentangle practice. As we score some new tools for our tangling toolbox, we will dig into some creative, tangled ways to celebrate and illuminate your Zentangle art. We will work with dimensionality and play with illusions.
Upload your work to the Zentangle Mosaic App or other social media with the hashtag #PP16Day06 and #12DaysofZentangle2021
View more Project Pack videos here: bit.ly/3okF5bM
You may purchase Project Pack No. 16 materials here: bit.ly/31EYEUJ
Learn more about the Zentangle method here: bit.ly/3ysHeqk


