I’ve decided to try to do Inktober this month. 😀 Find out more about Inktober, here. Basically it’s a month long encouragement to draw every day.
Today I decided to incorporate both the official prompt list and the zentangle prompt list.
Today was Swift and the tangle Bunzo…
Closeup…
Swift made me think of wind blowing, so I incorporated Flotsam (from Totally Tangled) and Gust with Bunzo…
Tools Used:
- Sakura Pigma Micron Pen (01)
- Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen
Pups…
I haven’t been able to find the time to do yoga since we got the dogs (not quite 4 months ago), this morning I decided to try to make the time… Duke wasn’t sure about me, and looked rather confused…
Penny thought I was boring…
In other news… Penny REALLY likes dried blueberries… gimme…
Mug drawing…
Crazy ‘nzepple was the Diva Challenge this week, I didn’t get a chance to do it on paper, but I did practice it on a mug…
Until next time…
~nic
Photography by Nic 
I always wanted to but never could really draw. I liked your wind drawing, looks great.
Thanks! 😀 My drawings never really looked like what I wanted, but once I found Zentangle I really started to blossom… since everything is abstract it usually looks really neat once you are finished. 😀
oh wow, just googled it. That’s an awesome stuff to relax brains. Maybe… one day…
The premise is that anyone can do zentangle… if you can draw a dot, i, c, s, o … then you can do any of the tangles. Tangles are designs that can be done in 6 steps or less. In zentangle, “there are no mistakes”, so if you have a line go off in some wild direction, just incorporate it into your design. It’s suppose to help you get into a meditative state, not make you anxious about making a perfect drawing. So if you have a pen and some paper you can be on your way. Typically the ’tiles’ are 3.5-inches x 3.5-inches so that you can finish a drawing in just a short time and get instant gratification. A great site for some tangles to try is tanglepatterns.com
I hope you try it out, good luck! 😀