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These drawings were done on fabriano dotted grid paper. I used to dots to help form the shapes without the use of a ruler or other tools
Found this pattern outside a leisure centre near me. Original print is lovely, but it hasn't scanned so well.
Today's series is all about patterns we find them everywhere and I find them very interesting, pleasing, calming and stimulating. They are a very visual and important part of our lives and can be found in nature as well as things made by mankind. We are surrounded by them and often are unaware of them as such.
Lobelia oahuensis Rock
Hawaiian names: hāhā, `ōhā, `ōhā wai
Family: Campanulaceae - the bellflower family
Habit: A single stemmed shrub; stem up to 2 meters long; monocarpic (flowers once, then dies).
Habitat: wet shrublands.
Native; endemic to O`ahu; recorded from the southern and central Ko`olau Mountains and on Ka`ala and Kalena in the northern Wai`anae Mountains.
Federally listed as endangered.
Photographed on Feb. 21, 2012.
Tangle Pattern, designed by my nephew Timothy (age 13). He designed this the same day we introduced him to zentangle. (See flic.kr/p/dVdpFK for completed design)