Unfortunately, my muse has not been seen around here since late September and so I haven't had much inspiration from her! So, I had decided last week to start slowly getting back into Zentangle since it is a relaxing form of art and I enjoy doing it. I thought I would start back at the beginning with a tile, pen and pencil and not try to do anything that wasn't basic. Then on Monday Laura, The Diva, announced her weekly challenge, #250, which was going back to old school Zentangle. She wanted everyone to use a tile, pen and pencil! Sounds like synchronicity to me! So, yesterday I sat down and got back to basics! Here is the tile.
My first attempt for this year didn't turn out too badly, I used some favorite tangles and now I think I'm ready to try to wake up the Muse a little more!! We'll see. I'm going to link this to the Diva Challenge and be happy to have done some art!
That's about all I have to share for today. Thank you for visiting. I really appreciate having you stop by the blog!
i like the way your patterns flow from one to the other.
ReplyDeleteI do love your zentangling - the patterns are so effective and so clever - it's still on my list of things to have a go at, perhaps this year I'll find the time!
ReplyDeleteI really need to try some zen tangle....I read so much about it, and how relaxing it can be! You always produce such cool patterns!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy your house "is back"! What a great way to start the New Year!
A great tile, glad your muse has poked her head above the wall. Look forward to seeing further creations
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! I like Mooka with the negative space.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Maryanne! I love your zentangle art (In this post and the previous post!). I hope all is well with you and you don't get too crushed with snow this weekend! I'll be watching from up north!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Maryanne! I hope your muse comes around more because I have missed seeing your beautiful art work! HUGS!!!!
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