TANGLE BREAK TANGLES (paradox)

Welcome to Tangle Break! Join me to take a break from your day to relax and draw easy patterns using the Zentangle® method. Learn step-by-step how to draw this Zentangle® tile using the tangle, paradox. It's fun and relaxing!
Materials:
Pencil
Micron 05 pen
Tortillon for shading (you can use a Q-tip or your finger)
3.5 inch square or Zentangle® tile
The 8 Basic Steps of the Zentangle® Method:
1. Gratitude and Appreciation
2. Corner Dots
3. Border
4. String
5. Tangle
6. Shade
7. Initial & Sign
8. Appreciate Again!
Tangle Break has made it possible for me to combine my love for art and my love for teaching. I retired after teaching in an elementary school for 30 years and became a Certified Zentangle® Teacher (CZT). I was certified by the founders of Zentangle® (Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas). In my videos I will show you step-by-step how to complete Zentangle® Inspired Art.
Thanks for watching!
Brenda Salot, CZT
You can contact me at [e-mail].
The Zentangle® Method was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. "Zentangle" is a registered trademark of Zentangle, Inc. Learn more at Zentangle.com.

[@anitaholmes6824]

This tangle is stunning!!! I love your teaching style and calm voice, so glad there is no music!!! I am definitely going to draw this one! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@TangleBreak]

Thank you so much!

[@cheriemac5023]

Can you use this tanglein a rectangle shape like bookmark

[@TangleBreak]

Yes, you can draw this on a bookmark. Plans for future Tangle Break Projects include tangling on bookmarks, key chains, baseball caps, tote bags, pouches, pumpkins, and Christmas ornaments. Thanks for watching!