Sharing the Zentangle® Art Method in La Jolla & San Diego
This week’s Diva Challenge was to use your non-dominant hand to create your tile. So, my very uncooperative left hand drew my string and then I began to tangle. I had been told to just “go slow” and it will help. Well, some lines got a little squiggly and out of control, but the end result isn’t too bad. In fact, I may even try it again! Check all the other submissions at the Diva’s website.
Patterns “attempted” … Zinger, Aha(?), Croon,
Meer, Printemps, Flux, & N’Zepple
Good tile with non dominant hand.
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You did well with this challenge and the tangles you used are certainly not the easiest.
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Great job and the tangle choices made it even harder!
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I really like this tile! I can’t do Zinger at all and yours is super fun! I love what you decided to do with Meer and the striping on the sides.
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Like your tangle selections for this one. Nice tile.
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Very cool
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Hey girlfriend! Your wonky lines just add all the more to your nature tile! I think it’s great!
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Wonderful Challenge Tile, Susan. Lots of visual interest, and great design. Love it.
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