Tuesday, April 11, 2017

ZenDoodle

This past Sunday I took a class at a local store and it was to learn how to ZenDoodle aka the Art of ZenTangle.

If you look up what this is you will find:

Zentangle is an easy to learn method of creating beautiful images from repetitive patterns. It is a fascinating new art form that is fun and relaxing. It increases focus and creativity. Zentangle provides artistic satisfaction and an increased sense of personal well being.

I myself who always says I can't draw a straight line also learned that I am not a doodler. I found it very stressful instead of relaxing. Others in class found it very relaxing, but they also told me that they are always doodling. Me, I never doodle.

Basically what it is, is that you make repetitive patterns inside a 3.5x3.5 square. Then you can move onto a string which is where you draw an image and then place your zendoodles inside that image.

Here is an example of a page of zendoodles.


And then here is what me the non-doodler created as my string. I just laugh when I look at it.




You can see some of my zendoodles behind my final piece. I am going to add some clouds to the design to finish it off at the top.

Okay, that is it for me today. I am off to my Craft group at church where I am working on Breadcloths for our spring luncheon.

Have a great day!
Sherry

3 comments:

  1. I think your zendoodle looks pretty darn amazing! I actually printed out a zentangle design from the internet and then foiled the design with my laminator. It looked gorgeous! I think your flower would look gorgeous if it were foiled, too.

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  2. I think it looks pretty AMAZING!!! I am with you though ... I have never been a doodler ... so it would probably stress me out too! LOL!!!!!!!

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  3. I love that it looks like a quilter doodle! This is more what I do as the idea of a repetitive consistent design for some reason makes me freak a little as I am in the can't draw a straight line crowd!

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