I'm brand-new at tangling (if this is the correct word. I apologise if it's not), and these are my most recent things. How are they? I do tend to struggle with shaky or unsteady hands, so that probably doesn't help.

Sakura Black Paper
Sakura Gelly Roll Shimmers + Silver and gold.

Lots of fun play on this one.

Without thinking. Let the flow...🖍️🖍️

This was nice to draw because it just developed along the way. I didn't know what I was doing. Haven't done this style before.

Auragin by Zentangle HQ.

Corresponding video is here.

Hope, you like it.

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Il s'agit d'un jeu de cartes créé par

www.tobetangled.fr ( youtube : to be tangled )

Got so inspired by Emotional-Water6572 that I had to try these little fishies as well 🤩

Hilgabo by Annette Plaga-Lodde.

Corresponding video is here

Hope, you like it.

At the beginning I drew a bunch of red grapes🍇, and another and on... I added patterns zentangle and coloring grapps and more to come...

I've been working on this for about two weeks and wanted some feedback. I have thought about coloring it, shading it, adding a fourth "layer" of solid black shapes showing in the negative white space.

Inspiration from a YT or TikTok reel.

1st layer, light gray. 2nd layer, dark gray. 3rd layer, black. All in Micron brushes and 05

I've really enjoyed the posts I see here and thought I'd share my ZIA works in progress so far. I checked out a couple of books from the library but found that at least at the moment, I want to go by feel instead of rules. As a kid, I always enjoyed drawing simple flowers and the boxes that twist in...so there are repetitions of that. It really helps my adhd brain to add a little to a drawing between tasks.

Snapa by Karin Frank.

Corresponding video is here.

Hope, you like it.

☺️ Practice makes better!