Zentangle Club at Oasis, San Diego, Cali, brings folks together for a Zentangle class. I bring a surprise project for each class. Today, I introduced Zentangle Dingsplatz.
What in the heck is a Dingsplatz?
A typical Zentangle Renaissance tile is working on tan paper with black, brown pens with white charcoal pencil. If you take a renaissance tile and threw it against a wall, it would become a DINGSPLATZWhat in the heck is a Dingsplatz?
. Fourteen ladies got Dingsplatz today.
A basic Zentangle tile is black and white. When you add color into art it becomes more thoughtful, less relaxing. You have to think, what color, what type of color/pen/markers/pencils? How many colors? Where do I put the color? Even when you want to add some color to your Zentangle tile, I say, the patterns speak for themselves so a little color goes a long way. Like in one of the ladies in class today (Jan), added a little blue, to bling up her tile. Lovely.
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