9 Lovely Attendees
Retired .
I am a multidisciplinary artist and teacher originally from Michigan, who spent the last 30 years in Phoenix, Arizona, and is now back in Michigan. I am a creative innovator in art and education who loves to help people realize their potential. I make an impact by striving to make projects straightforward, easy to understand, and fun so that people will believe in themselves and continue to make art on their own. I love teaching the method of Zentangle® pattern drawing as a Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT).
Join me for another fun drawing workshop with a little watercolor thrown in as a base upon which to tangle!
Using the method of Zentangle® pattern drawing, you will create a piece of art using ribbon and border tangles.
All you really need is some watercolors, a straw, a black pen and an attitude to learn one stroke at a time.
My aspiration is for you to leave this FieldTrip proud of your artwork and ready to make more!
Black Pen (preferred is Pigma Sakura .01 micron, but any black pen will do!)
Watercolor paper, cut in squares 4.5" x 4.5" (2-3 squares)
Pencil with eraser
Watercolors (pans or tubes)
Watercolor brushes, size roughly size 2 and 5
Jar of water
Paper towel
Straw (can be metal or plastic)
A hands-on session where participants get to build, craft, or create something tangible.
The recording will be shared within 24 hours in the follow up email for a 4-day window, and available at the top of this page. Make sure to register for access!
Retired .
I am a multidisciplinary artist and teacher originally from Michigan, who spent the last 30 years in Phoenix, Arizona, and is now back in Michigan. I am a creative innovator in art and education who loves to help people realize their potential. I make an impact by striving to make projects straightforward, easy to understand, and fun so that people will believe in themselves and continue to make art on their own. I love teaching the method of Zentangle® pattern drawing as a Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT).
Turbulent advocate. Creative problem-solver.
Beautifier.
Collage Artist and Museum Docent at Bowers Museum.
Retired .
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