Zentangle drawings beautiful

Ink drawings that fascinate though their complexity. What I mean by that is... Ok, press the first image below, that will enlarge it, start looking at at all of the details that comprise this piece, let your eyes wonder, following the winding lines that branch in every direction. Go from top to bottom, bottom to top, or side to side of the image. You will soon find yourself lost in a maze of shapes, with your mind navigating through it like a boat on a gentle stream of water, that just…

Animal drawings that have a lovely twist in their detailing. American Artist Kristin Moger, has a degree in fine arts and is a qualified teacher, something she has done for a number of years. Recently, she has decided to step away from teaching and to create art full time. These drawings are something unusual, as they take two common forms of art and put them together. Portraiture has been around for centuries, whilst Zentangle, which is a way of creating repetitive patterns to fill a…

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Are you an artist even if you do not have grips on any art? We are sure that there are many artists out there who feel the inner urge to work on art but do

Looking for a relaxing art project? Try creating zentangles. Here's everything you need to know.

Are you an artist even if you do not have grips on any art? We are sure that there are many artists out there who feel the inner urge to work on art but do

More Leaf Designs from my Quilting Sketch Book... Again, I chalk out the basic leaf shape on the fabric... Then fill in the leaf with designs. If you can draw out the designs without your pen leaving the paper... then you can stitch them out onto your quilt. Your pen is the needle... your paper is the quilt. Draw the designs out a few times on paper, then go to the machine and stitch them out onto your quilt. This Doodle Leaf was inspired by the design below... Bubbles, Swirls and Curls Fill…