I mentioned earlier that I was taking a great class called In the fish bowl, life as an artist. When I was visiting some of the other artist's websites, I found the author from one of my favorite Zentangle Books.
Sandy Bartholomew wrote this awesome book and it is full of great Zentangle patterns. She has an Etsy site too called, Bumblebat, where she has her books and all kinds of Zentangling supplies for sale if you are looking to give it a try. I finally got some of the great little tiles that you can draw on. They are great because they fit in a little sandwich bag and drop in your bag for easy transport.
Sandy also has a great blog, BEEZ in the Belfry if you'd like to read more about her and her artwork. She has a new book out too, that I am going to have to buy cuz I'm sick like that! It has a great title, Yoga for the Brain a Zentangle Workout.
Believe it or not there is a whole Zentangle website. They actually have a weekend seminar in Massachusetts that you can take to become a Certified Zentangle Instructor. I would love to do that, can you imagine how relaxing that would be? Do you think there are starving artists scholarships out there for classes like this?
Speaking of money, I just have to share this poem my eight year old daughter wrote in school. I went to the school yesterday to bring her McDonald's for lunch and spend a little time together. While I was waiting for her class to finish up for lunch, I came across this poem she wrote hanging on the wall.
Hope it made you smile too :)
6 comments:
That poem did make me smile! :) The "spending giving loving" part, especially. That is very sweet.
I love drawings like this! I made a pen drawing from a Marimekko design (black and white) in a catalog for fun one night, and it was indeed a lesson in relaxation!
These are so fun to make--I really like how they look, too.
glad it made you smile Suzy!
cool beans.
love the poem
Thanks for mentioning my book! And I love your Zentangle. I recognize my BTL Joos tangle in the middle. :-) What is the pattern in the upper left? That is very cool - makes me think of little mountains in a huge field!
No problem Sandy. I love your books. Can't remember where I found the pattern upper left, I make up some and get others from books. Sometimes it's a combo of the two. I like your description!
Very creative.. both mom and daughter!
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