For Inktober this year, I will mostly be following the prompts for Octangling, a project of the Facebook group Tangle All Around that I belong to. The group is tangling their patterns on a 31-slot template, but since I’m only participating every other day (and writing poems on the odd-numbered days), I’ve chosen to do my tangling on individual tiles. Today’s design is Mi2 by Mimi Lempart:
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I love these zentangles you do. Makes me want to give it a try. When you say you’re putting them on individual tiles, do you mean actual tiles or some sort of card stock? If actual tiles, I think a collection of them would make such an interesting table top.
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They’re card stock. I buy these things on Amazon called artist tiles or ATCs (artist trading cards). You can also buy them in art supply stores. They’re precut 3″ squares with rounded edges. You can also buy smaller ones, or circles, or triangles.
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I have no idea of what you are doing, but like your design. What prompt were you given? I went to the link but still have no idea.
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I don’t know if you can actually get to where the prompts are unless you are a member of the group. The technique is Zentangle, and the designs are assigned on a daily basis. The prompt list is here: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10222735489350229&set=oa.440211897410400. You can find the steps for the designs by scrolling through this page: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.440211897410400&type=3. You can join the group.
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What a generous answer, Andrea. I had looked up what Zentangles were, but was curious about what you used as a starting point.
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No I couldn’t get to the prompts, but unfortunately drawing isn’t my talent. I can see it is yours, though.
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