So you have tried Zentangle and are ready for more? Delve into the more advanced methods of creating nature-inspired patterns. Explore how slowing your pace and focusing on one stroke at a time can have a calming effect on your body. This virtual workshop will guide you through Zentangle patterned frames, Zentangle-inspired cartouches, and Zentangle-inspired dingbatz. Best suited for students who have had some prior experience with Zentangle.

Ages 16 and up (Adult and Youth)

Instructor: Julie Swanson & Ginny Stiles, What's Possible Now

Supplies Needed for Class

• 5 sheets of 5”x7” good smooth drawing paper or hot press watercolor paper
• 2-3 sheets of 5”x7” gray or brown toned drawing paper
• Black permanent fine line pen: Sakura Micron .01 or PN size preferred
  • Also acceptable: Faber Castell Pitt pen (F) or Extra Fine Sharpie
• Black Pencil (2B)
• Tortillion size s or m
• White charcoal pencil (General) or white pastel pencil or white colored pencil
• Scotch tape
• Glue stick
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Personal or fun photographs of family or pets no larger than 3” x 4”

This class will be held virtually on Zoom on Sunday, May 1, 1-4 p.m.

• Check your emailed receipt for Zoom information
• This program will not be recorded