Who knew twelve small tiles, a pencil, and a little ink could teach me such important life skills? While I am already planning more tiles, f

I can't believe this is the final tile...I can't believe this challenge has been completed. I can't believe next Monday won'

I've been sort of looking forward to the end of this official challenge for several (previously noted) reasons, the least of which being

I like this piece. I appreciate the starkness I was able to achieve...and I still have a few things I wish I'd done differently, but ove

After last week's tile, I promised some sass - and I've delivered. I asked what craziness I might entertain, well here it is! Having spent two weeks diving into the .01 weight nib-life, I switched things up...all the way up to the 1pt life...and things are chunky up here. I just thought using the .01pt pen required me to concentrate on my fine line details. Using a 1pt pen showed me how very important precision should be...which is why the official Zentangle rules state the t

Just last week I asked myself what sort of craziness I might dive into next with my Zentangle challenge. Well, I'm really changing thing

This week's tile is fine. Just fine. As in, I decided to use it to practice my fine-line drawing!

Half-way through my twelve-week challenge, I’m happy to report I discovered a way to follow the official rules without make swoopy-loop thre

Because the official Zentangle method (which I am trying SO hard to adhere to for these initial 12 tiles) calls for the tangler to create th

ZenTangling feels much like a tango in that it's two-steps forward, one-step back, and an occasional side-step!