TanglePatterns Strings | KunstKramKiste
Es ist Pfingstmontag, ein ruhiger, sonniger Tag, der nun langsam in den Abend übergeht. Ich habe die Zeit genutzt und meine Winterkleidung aussortiert. Es ist nicht wahrscheinlich, dass jetzt noch winterliche Temperaturen zu erwarten sind. Selbst die sogenannte Schafskälte wird kaum dicke Winterjacken fordern. Aber ich habe die Zeit auch genutzt, um mich mit Stift und Papier ein wenig zu entspannen. Alle drei Teile sind klassische 9x9cm groß und ich habe zum Zeichnen den Pigmentliner 0,05 und Bleistift 2B zum Schattieren verwendet. Hier zeigt Linda Farmer neben ihrer sehr gut organisierten Mustersammlung seit Neuestem auch Stringvorschläge, die ich nutzen möchte, um einfach Muster auszuprobieren oder mir lange nicht verwendete wieder in Erinnerung zu bringen. TP-String 001 TP-String 002
Zentangle
Diva's Challenge #184 2 2014
Step-by-steps & patterns
Examples of this and alternative method here I draw string a lot so it's all over the blog. See also here and here. ("Well" is an official Zentangle pattern - this is just my spin on it) See an example of Morning Glories here See samples of bloom here 2/8's HEART S (no kick) See examples of this in use here You can find this pattern in a drawing here Find this one here and here (3rd one down) See this one in action here An example in my drawing sunset
I am the diva - Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT®)
quotes and quotations from the wise on all matters creative
Change happens, that is for sure, and not just in our modern, 21st century era. It seems that the stress of the new affects most people in every age. So the trick is not to resist it, but to go with it. See also action, business, the future, managing, progress*, resistance*, time, vision Quotes ‘If you don't like something, change it. — Maya Angelou ‘Change is in all things sweet.’ — Aristotle ‘Loss is nothing else but change, and change is nature’s delight.’ — Marcus Aurelius ‘Keep constantly in mind in how many things you yourself have witnessed changes already. ‘Observe constantly that all things take place by change.’ ‘We must change in order to survive.’ — Pearl Bailey ‘To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly.’ — Henri Bergson ‘If the people don’t want to come out of the park, nobody’s going to stop them.’ — Yogi Berra ‘Those who have changed the universe have never done it by changing officials, but always by inspiring the people.’ — J.
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Cockles N Mussels
'N' CLAMS, too! (I love seafood!) You're probably familiar with the tangle 'Nzeppel. Cockles 'n' Mussels begins with a random version of 'Nzeppel and moves on from there. First, a few photos. Okay, here's the tangle Cockles 'n' Mussels! In some cases you may want to subdivide a section to make more appropriate shapes. Here's a Zentangle tile with a few variations of Cockles 'n' Mussels, clams, and the random version of 'Nzeppel. Here's a tile using Cockles 'n' Mussels among other tangles.
Envelopes
Making envelopes from magazines was one of my favorite crafts as a kid… right up there with friendship bracelets and bedazling (don’t judge). So today when I came across a stack of magazines I knew exactly what I needed to do with them. I feel like I just rediscovered an old favorite song (the one that you used to play over and over and over again and then promptly forgot about for about 6 years. Cue the nostalgia!) Heads up on the addicting nature of this one. What you need: - Envelope (Pick any size you like–just make sure it fits within a single page of your selected magazine. 1. If you’re looking for more magazine craftiness, head over to How About Orange and learn how to make origami bows! Like this: Like Loading...
Me, My Craft and I: Zentangle ou l'art du gribouillage!
Hello Buddies!! Pendant mon congé de maternité, vu qu'il m'était impossible de m'asseoir à ma table de travail pour faire mes petites créations chéries sans être interrompu par mon cher et tendre petit bout réclamant son dû à corps et à cris (humm vive la maternité!), j'ai dû me rabattre vers un art qui peut se faire à 1 main si l'on est un peu doué, tout en berçant bébé de l'autre. Le Zentangle, mes amis, est devenu mon nouvel exutoire, ma nouvelle forme d’expression artistique. Mais qu'est ce dont me direz-vous? Au plus simple, on débute par l'apprentissage des motifs. - Celui que j'utilise le plus est l'Uni Pin. On peut utiliser tous les stylos qui nous passe sous la main. Il m'arrive de colorer mes dessins et pour cela j'utilise plusieurs techniques: - L'aquarelle et la gouache en pastille. L'aquarelle donne une touche plus artistique aux dessins. - Les feutres Stabilo ont l'avantage d'avoir des pointes fines et d'être utiliser pour dessiner les motifs mais aussi bien pour colorer.
