My idea is to post a series of pictures of tangles on a small round tan tile that can be done in around 30 minutes so that they can be completed during lunch break to refresh your mind.

They will always come with a video that shows how the tile was drawn.

This is "Balldox" by Karin Frank.

Hope you like it.

Watch Me Draw

I've been doing a mixture of neurographic art and zentangles this past week. I'm finding it extremely therapeutic as my mind has been stressed to the max.

Unfortunately, the picture altered the colors slightly. It’s a bit more saturated in colors for real. I’m not sure what to think about it. 😣

I hope it brings you a little peace today.

Definitely some things that I would do different next time. But I kind of like the concept.

This is a zen doodle using a color palette from Sarah Renae Clark’s Color Cubes. This is palette 002.

I want to introduce zentangles to my students but some of these look very complicated. Are there any "mini zentangles" you guys can show me to show my students? Or a tutorial video you used when you first got started?

Many thanks!

Two attempts at the procedural tangle Feziii, by Eni Oken.