I drew this Zentangle yesterday whilst in the waiting room at the hospital. I notice I'm a little shaky with the linework and this was mainly due to the awkward drawing position. Normally, I would lean on a hard surface such as a table, wooden clipboard or lap table...none of which were available to me at the time.
For some reason, it reminds me of a frog. lol
Love it. Can't really make a mistake with zentangles. Hmm, it DOES remind me of a frog.
ReplyDeleteOh, I definitely see the frog-likeness as well.
ReplyDeleteIn the scan, I don't see any shaky lines at all. It's a very cool design, and I like it just as it is.
Thanks, guys ~ :)
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love how you have the swirls and the pattern. Did you make it up as you went or did you have an idea in mind when you started it?
ReplyDeleteYou are good with pen and ink and placing the bold and the fine lines together.
Becky
www.illustratingforchildren.blogspot.com
Me too - love this design, Serena. I can see a frog ready to spring:-)
ReplyDeleteWell done!
I really like this! And I thought of a frog right away too, even before I read your post.
ReplyDeletelove this Serena, yes i was going to ask about how you did it also .. whats a zentangle ? is there a specific method to it ?
ReplyDeleteI thought of a frog also! Those back kind of scrunched up legs...ready to jump! Watch out!!!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at your ability with zentangles...I am just not artistic at all...I can see that! You really have a God given talent, in all areas of art. Awesome!
Love it..I think it's magic! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, everyone. I have no idea how the drawing will turn out which is great because there's no pressure. I just start with a curve, line or shape and just keep adding to it. I just go with the flow. Zentangles are so much fun and you can find out about them here. http://www.zentangle.com/index.php
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful cape for a Prince Frog.
ReplyDeleteAn extraordinarily ornate frog!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon and Luci ~ :)
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