White gap

A lot of black - and white.

Sounds like zentangle ;-)

The tangles I drew are Footlights, Crescent Moon, Beelight and Jemz. 

Auraknot rules ;-)

From time to tile I just have to draw Auraknot ;-) This time together with Buttercup, Crescent Moon,, Borbz, Beelight and Eye-wa.

Joey's challenge #179

We're tangling tile 2 of 9 of Joey's weekly challenge, including the tangle Merryweather.

(A lot of) Florz and Fassett connect to tile 1 and bottom right you see Beelight.

You can see tile 1 here!

Golden oldies part 2

They're always nice and relaxing to do: tangles that we're there from the beginning. This time I drew Crescent Moon, Huggins, Beelight, Ennies and Hollibaugh.

Zenuari day 14: Inspired by...

Escher is an artist I really admire, and knowing I'll never come even close to what he created (!), I decided to let his work inspire me. 

The patterns I used are Cubine, Beelight, Widgets and variations of these tangles. 

Diva's challenge #295

We're doing a Reticula/ Fragment part 2 at Laura's Diva blog. I'm afraid I still don't have the book, but I've learned from last week's challenge entries :-)

So, in trying to go asymmetrical, I drew 3 triangles and filled them with Beelight fragments. For the other triangles, I've used Drupe in a 'normal' way ;-)

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Going old school

It's so nice to tangle those old favorites from time to time! You can see Beelight, Crescent Moon, Fescu, Bales and Flukes.

Diva's Challenge #226

This week's guest blogger is Katie Crommett, also a Certified Zentangle Teacher. It's always nice to meet new people :-) so I took a look around at her blog. There I saw her latest new pattern, called Daviso. As Katie mentions herself, it's so simple and recognizable!

Well, this sounds like a perfect tangle to use in the challenges she gives us at the Diva blog: practice the art of simplicity. 'Be conscious of when you've reached your point of "enoughness".'

As you can see below, three patterns was quite enough to me to 'fill' string 128. I used Daviso, Weave and Beelight.

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Crossview

I wanted to do Crossview again, so here it is :-)

To fill up the blanks, I used Bales, Beelight, Gewgle, Square in Square, Scallops, Moving Day, Navaho and Tipple in the middle. 

That's New to Me: Q

Our random letter for this week is Q. I chose string #104 and the pattern QT. To this, I added other grid based patterns to it: Beelight, Chillon and Dugwood.

You can see the results of other tanglers at Suzy Mosh's blog. 

Joey's challenge #45

This week, Joey would like us to try our hand at tangling: "place your hand on your paper, trace around it, now fill it with tangles!"

As you can guess from the drawing, I'm right handed, so I put my non-dominant hand on the paper and tangled away with Hurry, Xav, Chard, Beelight, Yew-Dee and Onamato. Fun challenge!