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Time to Tangle with Colors
Time to Tangle with Colors
Time to Tangle with Colors
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Time to Tangle with Colors

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More than simply coloring regions of a tangle design, this book offers lessons which enable even the novice artist to use a brush pen to color 48 delightful Zentangle animals, plants and flowers.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJun 1, 2014
ISBN9781607651109
Time to Tangle with Colors
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Marie Browning

Marie Browning is the author of 31 crafting books, with more than 2 million copies in print. Her articles have appeared in national craft, home décor, and trade magazines. The winner of several Craft & Hobby Association (CHA) design awards, she was named a “Top Influential Industry Designer” by Craftrends magazine. A creative consultant to craft industry manufacturers, she is currently signature designer at American Tombow.

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    Time to Tangle with Colors - Marie Browning

    Zentangle calms the mind. It helps reduce stress and improves focus. This relaxing process turns simple patterns into artistic design.

    Permanent Pen

    My favorite is a permanent Sakura® Pigma™ Micron 01 black pigment ink pen.

    Pencil

    A soft pencil for drawing the strings and for shading.

    Paper Tiles

    Zentangle’s method uses 3¹/2 x 3¹/2 die-cut squares of museum grade Italian printmaking paper, called ‘tiles’.

    Steps for Zentangle

    1. Make Corner Dots

    Using a pencil, make a dot in each corner of a tile. Connect the dots to form a border. This line can be

    wavy or straight. You don’t need a ruler.

    2. Draw a String

    The line can curve, wiggle, zig or zag into any shape you want – try circles, triangles, and other simple shapes.

    Make some areas large and others small.

    Do not erase. The original pencil lines are part of the design.

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