Here are my results...
I actually found it kind of challenging to fill in all the white spots with a pattern or something that I hadn't already used. Other than that, it was rather relaxing. I think it is a good way to get the juices flowing if you are having a creative block. :) I will be exploring these zentangles a bit further in the future I am sure!
On a bit of a side note, if you would like to see some fantastic "zentangled portraits", you have to check out the new blog of Rebecca Anthony here. She is amazingly talented and so worth a look!
Enjoy the rest of your week guys!
Wow, when you experiment, you make great art :D I love it :D
ReplyDeleteIronically, I've decided to attempt a mandala today...inspired by you :D ::hugs::
Thanks for the link :D
Nutty
(dashing off to hang out the washing so she can start drawing before the kids wake up)
This is beautiful. I love Zen-tangles, I'll have to try them out sometime. It was great to see the line drawing gradually fill up with colour.
ReplyDeleteZentangles are taking over the world. I posted photos of mine yesterday morning. I was trying to follow the "rules". I am also learning how to freemotion quilt and these patterns can work for that too.
ReplyDeleteYou have done a beautiful job. I love the colors you chose and the patterns!
ReplyDeleteI love the colours in your zentangle. It gives it so much depth and has really enhanced your doodling.
ReplyDeleteLee:)
Me again :D Thanks for you kind comments on my blog today. Your opinion was really important to me (cos you're so good at mandalas yourself, you're my inspiration, girlie :D).
ReplyDeleteNutty
(who didn't get to work on her mandala today :( but did a doodle instead)