
Sketchbooks.
Do you use a sketchbook? If you do, is it big? A favorite size is 9" x 12". They are great, if you generally draw in a larger format.
But I think a smaller size works much better if you regularly tangle on standard-sized tiles. The reason why is because you can turn the sketchbook easily, just like you turn your tile as you draw. I also like the smaller size because it fits in a pocket or my purse, so I always have one with me!
So, what do I use it for? Well, the above image is an example of variations of a single tangle. I created these sketches when I was planning the Zentangle you see below. This is a small sketchbook, 3-1/2 inches by 5 inches. It fits perfectly in my small purse, along with a couple of pens.

For more information about this previously published Zentangle, check here .
Sketchbook: Strathmore, premium recycled, 3.5" x 5". Artwork drawn with Pigma Micron pen.