This technique is really beautiful...but the invention of that aren't Martia Thomas or Rick, but CZT Pilar Pulido. She showed to me near a year ago. I know she showed it also in her CZT course, so this video should be modified recognizing her name as the creator of the technique. Maybe Maria and Rick forgot who showed it to her, but we kindly reminded her: it was Pilar Pulido CZT.
Wow!! I know this idea from more than half a year. My teacher Pilar Pulido was the creator of this. She brought some tiles to the students Gallery of Providence and shown them to Maria Thomas, giving her some empty prepared tiles ni orden to try. I think that she will be very proud if you put her name to this technic. This would be a very nice Christmas present.❤️
I love your work. So generous in how you share. I have learnt so much. This applies to ALL the videos I have had the pleasure of watchIng . And it is pure pleasure . Thank you !
Thank you so much Rick and Maria, I really really love 💕 this idea. It makes such a fantastic pattern, then put together with three others, it’s a whole new look 👀. I really really love 💕 this. Stay safe and well too xxx Mags
This one reminds me of nautilus shells, and is lovely close up, but when you showed it in the group, from a slight distance, yeah, that was beautiful, looked so voluptuous. Love it, now I need to try it.
I agree with Carlos Cano Lanzadera and Montserrat Batlle comments. Pilar Pulido created this technique and she showed it in the Providence meeting. So that, it should be recognized the merits to her. As mentioned before, it would be a very nice Christmas present.
On this occasion, i suggest using contact paper to join the tiles and another thing I can use white chalk or Tiza Pastel (I don't know how to say in English), in this case, to blur better?
Brilliant idea. Great stuff... I'll be trying this out for sure.
This technique is really beautiful...but the invention of that aren't Martia Thomas or Rick, but CZT Pilar Pulido. She showed to me near a year ago. I know she showed it also in her CZT course, so this video should be modified recognizing her name as the creator of the technique. Maybe Maria and Rick forgot who showed it to her, but we kindly reminded her: it was Pilar Pulido CZT.
This technique gives me so many ideas with making some home decor for my townhouse I just moved into thank you for the inspiration
Wow!! I know this idea from more than half a year. My teacher Pilar Pulido was the creator of this. She brought some tiles to the students Gallery of Providence and shown them to Maria Thomas, giving her some empty prepared tiles ni orden to try. I think that she will be very proud if you put her name to this technic. This would be a very nice Christmas present.❤️
Awesome!!
I love your work. So generous in how you share. I have learnt so much. This applies to ALL the videos I have had the pleasure of watchIng . And it is pure pleasure . Thank you !
Thank you so much Rick and Maria, I really really love 💕 this idea. It makes such a fantastic pattern, then put together with three others, it’s a whole new look 👀. I really really love 💕 this. Stay safe and well too xxx Mags
This one reminds me of nautilus shells, and is lovely close up, but when you showed it in the group, from a slight distance, yeah, that was beautiful, looked so voluptuous. Love it, now I need to try it.
Thanks! Really like this project! How about tandem tangles as a name?
Just as I thought they couldn't get any better. Yeh!
Amazing stuff!!! 😍
Love the spliced Bijous.
How beautiful are all these tangles and compositions. Thank you . I love watching the two of you. You give such a nice comment together. I love it
Fabulous technique! Thanks for sharing.
I agree with Carlos Cano Lanzadera and Montserrat Batlle comments. Pilar Pulido created this technique and she showed it in the Providence meeting. So that, it should be recognized the merits to her. As mentioned before, it would be a very nice Christmas present.
Hi Rick and María! I love Zentangle! Thank you very much (Muchas gracias!) for making it known to the world.
How lovely. I'm mesmerized watching you create this !
On this occasion, i suggest using contact paper to join the tiles and another thing I can use white chalk or Tiza Pastel (I don't know how to say in English), in this case, to blur better?
LOVE THESE! Would you like DoppelTangle (doppelganger) for the name?
Thanks for everything! A big hug from Venezuela and excuse my english. 😊
Adorable!!! i don't know when I've had so much pleasure as this series, watching and drawing. Thank you both/all so much.
I love this technique and that by changing the arrangement it creates a new look. Very Cool. Thanks for sharing.
These are miniature wonders. You are awesome. love you
FABULOUS ideas Rick!
I want to be a CZT , how do I do that?
Love your work! Thanks...
I love this technique 😊
This is awesome
TFS