Daily Zen: 2017100801
· drawing tile zentangle 
Sunrise. She looked out the portal and realized the pink glow came from some kind of strange sun that appeared to send out some rather odd rays into the atmosphere. She would have to have the Science Officer run a complete scan to see what sorts of strange gasses were being emitted. This tangle started out to be a Molygon “sun”. I decided I needed to add some texture to each of the shapes, but Scrolled Feather was the first one out of the Tangle Jar. I decided I liked the idea of using it to fill in around the sun, but then I still needed another “filler” tangle. Then I remembered the Baton was the Focus Tangle for a week in one of the Facebook Groups I participate in, so I used it to fill the Molygon shapes. I added the perfs just to contrasty with the other designs.
Monotangle Monday: Scrolled Feather
· distress ink drawing tile zentangle monotangle 
Ticklish. Every time I see this tangle, I think about how ticklish it would be if it was a real feather! This is one of my favorites to draw, with all the curves and swirls. Zentangle drawn on Strathmore Bristol Vellum using Zig Memory Writers. Coloring done with Tim Holtz Distress Inks and Poloychromos colored pencils. Tangles: Scrolled Feather
Daily Zen 2017032702
· drawing tile zentangle 
Silly. There are days to be serious and days to be silly. I had already drawn a “normal” Zentangle on this day, and felt like doing a second. Apparently, silly comes the second time around! Zentangle drawn on Strathmore Bristol Vellum using a black Micron pen. Tangles: Doodle Bugs Scrolled Feather Springkle
Daily Zen 2016102002
· drawing tile zentangle 
Ground-eye view. What do you see when you lay down in the garden on your stomach and look around? To me, this is what I would see if my garden was full of plants that grew from tangle seeds. Zentangle drawing done with Micron pen on Strathmore Vellum Bristol . Tangles: Ammon Birds on a Wire D‘Rua Floatfest Rain Scrolled Feather
Daily Zen 2016110802
· drawing tile zentangle 
In the groove. Sometimes when you‘re drawing, things just kind of flow, without you really thinking or planning it. That, to me, is the Zen of Zentangle. This drawing just came together like magic, and I really like it. There‘s just something about the way the tangles complement and contrast and the way the space is divided that really appealed to me when it was finished. Zentangle drawing done with Micron pen on Strathmore Vellum Bristol .