I want to apologize for being so frustrated in my last post. A kind reader gave me the hidden url to create my blog post in the classic editor (again, Thank you). But I knew after walking away from my last post that I would need to learn the new (to me) block editor. My husband teased me by showing me a XKCD comic talking about that very thing… and he’s right. And I knew it at the time, but I was just too frustrated at the time to see it.

So today, I’m learning the new (to me) block editor. I found a little tutorial that will hopefully help me along the way.

Ok… where was I last time…

Zentangle…

Ah yes, I was doing a little show and tell… for the 3rd class in the overlap series, we created this zentangle… lots of overlap, I added a touch of color to help distinguish the layers…

This is a neat feature of the block editor… you can compare two images…

Behold, with and without the added color…

More Zentangle…

We started a new series on Friday… now we are working on Infographics. We are exploring the tangle Waybop, this is as far as we got…

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Inktober…

The past two days I’ve returned to coloring my Inktober monsters… Mr. Warheads just hasn’t been appealing to me… I’ve colored him several times and I still just didn’t like what I saw so, I decided to change him up. I think that it was because he just seemed like a man with a tie and 5 eyes, but didn’t seem very much like a monster… so I tried out a few things and I’m liking this change… I was thinking he kind of looks like frosting man… perhaps he’s mustard man, or even nacho man. I guess he does still look like a man now covered in some kind of goo… but I don’t know, I think I like him better without the tie…

Pups! …

Well, this new (to me) block editor, is a bit of a learning curve, but it does have some interesting elements to it. I think I’ll sign off now… but first we need photos of the pups…

Stay safe everyone! And wash your hands! 🙂
Until next time…
~nic