{"id":10376,"date":"2017-05-29T15:39:48","date_gmt":"2017-05-29T13:39:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.justcolor.net\/ninos\/?page_id=10376"},"modified":"2017-05-30T11:36:00","modified_gmt":"2017-05-30T09:36:00","slug":"zentangle-patterns-and-tutorials","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.justcolor.net\/ninos\/diy\/zentangle-tutorials\/zentangle-patterns-and-tutorials\/","title":{"rendered":"Zentangle patterns and tutorials"},"content":{"rendered":"

Now that you’re trained with our drawing basics<\/a>, and our Zentangle \u00ae exercises for beginners<\/a>, you can learn the different patterns of the Zen-tangle \u00ae method.<\/p>\n

There are plenty different patterns : the officials created by Rick Roberts<\/strong> and Maria Thomas<\/strong>, and all the patterns created by fans of this drawing technique<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Here are some of our favorite patterns, and other elements like borders, embellishments …<\/p>\n

When you are familiar with this Zentangle \u00ae patterns, you can draw your own drawings … you can see our step by step to become true experts !<\/p>\n

Zentangle \u00ae patterns<\/h2>\n

Flow<\/h3>\n

This official pattern is very vegetal. It represents leaves<\/p>\n

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Hollibaugh<\/h3>\n

This pattern represents entangled lines. You can color the background, or use tight lines.<\/p>\n

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You can quickly get a very complex pattern, if you draw a lot of lines that cross and intersect, in front and behind.<\/p>\n

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Pokeleaf<\/h3>\n

This  pattern represents funny flowers with thorns. You can use pencil for a shadow effect.<\/p>\n

In the image below, you will see the pattern finished, and two zooms to show you the design of these strange flowers.<\/p>\n

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If you like this pattern, here are some variants, with different funny details.<\/p>\n

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Roxi<\/h3>\n

Here is a pattern that may sound like pearls strung on a wire. It can be useful if you want to draw something related to plants.<\/p>\n

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Spring<\/h3>\n

If you like to draw spirals, this Zentangle \u00ae pattern is for you. It consists of very close spirals.<\/p>\n

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Bract<\/h3>\n

This pattern looks like cells viewed using a microscope.<\/p>\n

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Pinball<\/h3>\n

This pattern is interesting because it use straight and curved lines. The contrast give a feeling of harmony that which can make your designs even nicer to see.<\/p>\n

You can also draw the circles in black, and the straight lignes differently<\/p>\n

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Traffic<\/h3>\n

There are many variants of the traffic pattern … It consist of \u00abroads\u00bbwith different drawings inside and outside (the most different of possible)<\/p>\n

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Beadlines<\/h3>\n

Just draw sinuous lines that begin from the same point, and on each line, some little circles (filled or not)<\/p>\n

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Embellishments<\/h3>\n

This technique is used if you want to give some effects to simple patterns : Relief, brilliance, realism.<\/p>\n

Here are some exemples of Zentangle \u00ae Embellishments<\/strong> : In the order : Aura, Perfs, Shadows and Glitter.\"\"<\/p>\n

For example, if you apply glitter or shadow effect to the \u00abspring\u00bb Zentangle \u00ae pattern, you can get these beautiful result :<\/p>\n

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Cadent <\/strong><\/h3>\n

Here is the steps to make this Zentangle forms. It is invented by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas.<\/p>\n

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To improve you creations, and provide you some inspiration, we propose you some variants.<\/p>\n

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Borders<\/h3>\n

If you want to add something special to your Zentangle \u00ae drawings, we advise you to use borders ! Here are some exemples, but you can create your own borders.<\/p>\n

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Now that you’re trained with our drawing basics, and our Zentangle \u00ae exercises for beginners, you can learn the different patterns of the Zen-tangle \u00ae method. There are plenty different patterns : the officials created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas, and all the patterns created by fans of this drawing technique. Here are some of …
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