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Created for the Swap called Monotangle, which means using only one tangle. It is drawn on 2.5" x 3.4" white cardstock, using Micron .01 and .005 pens; colored with Sharpie fine line markers. Tile is exchange with other tangles from the group "Zentangle Artist Trading Swap." Thanks for viewing.
I tried my skills on a couple of monotangles using only paradox as suggested by Laura at I am the Diva. This was really fun!
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Zentangle inspired Weekly Challenge of Laura Harms clever idea. Monotangle is drawing a zentangle using a single tangle design. The tangle pattern, Rick's Paradox in the Shell Variation.
This is my first in doing the Monotangle Adventure. The tangle to use is Crescent Moon. Here's my attempt this week.
String compliments of CZT Margaret Bremner. Tangle = back to basics: Crescent Moon Monotangle. 01 Sakura Micron Pen.
Drawn for Zentangle Artist Trading Group Swap called "Black on White Monotangle Swap on 3.5" x 3.5" cardstock with Micron .01 and .05 pens; shaded with graphite pencil. These cards will be mailed to participating members of this Swap. Thank you for viewing. Comments always appreciated.
Created for the Swap called Monotangle, which means using only one tangle. It is drawn on 2.5" x 3.4" white cardstock, using a .005 fine-line pen. Tile is exchange with other tangles from the Facebook group "Zentangle Artist Trading Swap." Thanks for viewing.
Drawn for Zentangle Artist Trading Group Swap called "Black on White Monotangle Swap on 3.5" x 3.5" cardstock with Micron .01 and .05 pens; shaded with graphite pencil. These cards will be mailed to participating members of this Swap. Thank you for viewing. Comments always appreciated.
I didn't have the room on my instruction sheet to include an example of Qudele, so I have posted this example serarately.
Created for the Swap called Monotangle, which means using only one tangle. It is drawn on 2.5" x 3.4" watercolor painted cardstock, using Micron .01 and .005 pens; colored with Sharpie fine line markers. Tile is exchange with other tanglers from the Facebook group "Zentangle Artist Trading Swap." Thanks for viewing.
Subject Tangle -- geometric
Subject Monotangle
Subject Zentangle Inspired Art
SubjectZentangle® original tangle
Subject Zentangle®
Subject Drawing, Abstract
Description
Photographic image of a Gneiss monotangle drawn by Allison Stewart using an HB2 pencil on plain paper.
Image is digitally modified using MS Publisher, image is cropped, a border and shadow have been added.
Gneiss is a original tangle designed by Maria Thomas, co-founder of Zentangle®.
Contributor Bremner, Margaret (variations)
Format .png 2205x2230 (pixels) 7.35MB
Instructions enthusiasticartist.blogspot.ca/2016/11/niiice-gneiss-and-...
Zentangle inspired Weekly Challenge of Laura Harms clever idea. Monotangle is drawing a zentangle using a single tangle design. The tangle pattern, Bucky created by Molly Hollibaugh.
Second tangle for the "better than a pair of ducks" monotangle challenge! I'm not so good at drawing curves- but that's at least part of what a challenge is- Right? so a string I drew for the spiral challenge but didn't use came out and became- well- This!
Created for the Swap called Monotangle, which means using only one tangle. It is drawn on 2.5" x 3.4" white cardstock which was spattered with watercolor paint;, using Micron .01 and .005 pens; colored with Sharpie fine line markers. Tile is exchange with other tanglers from the Facebook group "Zentangle Artist Trading Swap." Thanks for viewing.
The Diva - iamthedivaczt.blogspot.com/ - has challenged us to do a monotangle of Tripoli. I decided to really challenge myself and use a black tile and gel pens. I ended up using a Uniball Signo Whie Gel Pen , a black Gelly Roll, A Metallic Black Gelly Roll, and a Metallic Silver Gelly Roll. . It ended up being like a Zendala. I stopped before adding too much. LOL Could be a snowflake shape too if done without the metallic pens. Hmmmm. I can see another one coming up.
Go take a look at the I Am The Diva Blogspot to see what others have come up with on this challenge. Have fun with it. :-)