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this is my second tangle that i decided to put down step by step. i just realized i skipped illustrating a step or two. if anyone needs further instructions, please let me know so that i can put up another set of steps. :) (this is also my second try at getting a good set of steps for this tangle up here.)
Travelling with bus doing this. Patterns: Starcrossed (Jenna Black), Printemps, Paradox and Tipple. String 147: tanglepatterns.com/2015/03/tanglepatterns-string-147.html
Outro PAP para desenhar meu novo padrĂŁo WINDU. (formas isoladas)
Another Step by Step to draw WINDU, my new tangle pattern. (each unit alone)
Another in my Victorian series, this is a wall tile pattern from interior designer/architect Talbert.
The curly braces return for a fifth pattern. Similar to 'Buttercup' but still distinct.
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I'm proud to say this is my first proper 'original' design, inspired by a silver birch grove. The hatched area would do well as pencil shaded. It helps to separate the trunks from the background as well. Each dark patch is a little swirled tangle.
This pattern draws on basket weave style patterns for it's inspiration, but takes it to the next level with an offset repeat.
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This design appears in the Houses of Parliament and is part of the interior design when rebuilt in the Victorian era. Similar to 'Buttercup'.
An original design which reminded me of the Aztec square pyramid temples. Lots of opportunity to enhance the 3D aspect with shading :)
Digital art (using ProCreate application) to go with a Legacy page for death of another dementia friend. finished 10Oct2021. Tangle Pattern dra-WINGS. Did this when one of my dementia friends died.
New tangle on TanglePatterns.com - Dillo by Lori Manoogian. I had to try it out at once :) at first, I got it wrong. Or rather, I interpreted it my own way, as there are no mistakes in Zentangle ;)
This one is reminiscent of UK police force badges... Makes a great centrepiece for a tangle. I found drawing the rays from the centre helped with the spacing.
A step-by-step guide to drawing this Victorian pattern I came across - either a bloom or a snowflake.
This tangle pattern was inspired from some of the iron work supporting the benches on Cromer pier. I've included my reference photo in my blog post.
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Based on late 17th century French pattern design, discovered in the Provence area. I've developed the steps to reproduce it. Enjoy :)
This original design uses the main motif in an offset pattern - I found it easier to do each motif in turn as shown. Lots of shading opportunities to make individual motifs stand up against the others.
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X
Here are the steps for my pattern named 'X' (for the x's that join the circles together).
Step 1: start with one circle
Step 2: draw 5 circles around the centre one (don't worry if they are not spaced out evenly as it will still look fine in the end)
Step 3: the fun part - starting from the centre circle, join each of the outer circles with an 'X'. Then add more 'X's by joing the outer circles together. Keep adding more circles in this fashion, depending how big you want your pattern to grow.
Step 4: This is where anything goes- start filling in the 'X's' (the possibilities are endless). I then drew lines inside the spaces - you could also fill the spaces in if you wanted to.
Now, I haven't seen this pattern before, but if you have seen it, please let me know so I can give them credit.
For now I am claiming it as my own :)
Some examples here: www.flickr.com/photos/lillypop12/8300741884/in/photostream/ and here www.flickr.com/photos/lillypop12/8299692899/in/photostream/ and here www.flickr.com/photos/lillypop12/8303899022/in/photostream
tanglepatterns.com/2013/01/how-to-draw-x.html (you may read a little more here)
Thank you for looking - I hope you like it and get to use it - I would love to see what other's come up with!
Based on late 17th century French pattern design, discovered in Provence region - hence the name. I've developed the steps to reproduce it. Enjoy :)
This tangle pattern is named after the stretch of the River Soar that runs through Leicester. The embankment was renovated some years ago, and incorporated new railings containing this pattern. I've included my photo of them in my blog post. I also declare this to be my 50th tangle pattern!
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Another Art Nouveau inspired tangle pattern. It helps to turn the page round to do the 'top' layer. Keep your corners curved and your arches asymmetrical.
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Another original design - squares, circles and diamonds somehow combine into this repeating pattern.
What happens when you mix straight and curved lines late at night? This is the result.
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Bit of a ying yang thing going on with this one. Starting with the simple 'S', join the top of one to the bottom of the S on the row below - it helps if the curves finish on the right angle (about 60 degrees?). Shading a bit tricky, but choose one to fill in and follow the space round.
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My adaptation of a southwestern American Indian design. The lone motif has been repeated to make the pattern, and I rather like all the geometric shapes you start to see, from the crosses to the circles and the stars :)
I love this one despite the fact it took a little work to adapt for tangling - hope the steps are gentle enough! Based on a Victorian tile pattern.
A day at the allotment inspired this original design - dreaming of shelling my borlotti beans! The pattern also reminds me of metal straps that are used for reinforcing corners and suchlike.
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Dementia symptoms are continually progressing ... and that adds to our complications as Persons Living with Dementia.
digital art for "alcohol painting" using ProCreate "liquify" and "distort" tools. Then added my Sand Swirl tangle pattern. 15Oct2021.
Colored an ATC with Fuchsiaberry. Patterns: Popsicles (Michele Beauchamp), Wartz (Genevieve Crabe), Caviar (Lori Howe), Reel ( Lily Moon), Lily eyes ( Skinnystraycat) and Indyrella
Inspired by an art deco brick wall, this pattern zings with a touch of shading. The original wall was of blue brick with the brick cluster deepset into the brickwork.
One of four tangle patterns inspired by the work of Faberge, created for Easter 2012. More patterns and other artwork can be found on my blog: perfectly4med.co.uk
Beads or bugs....? And a simple border called Castle (you can go anywhere you like with this one, so there is no real 'how to'..)
This is a simple tangle pattern, that may be similar to others out there, but was based on a late 17th century French pattern design from the Lyons area. I've developed the steps to reproduce it.
I think this one is reminiscent of woodcut patterns... or neatly lined up mussels.
All my tangle patterns, and five others unpublished here, are available on my blog, perfectly4med.wordpress.com.