Here are links to the few Zentangle demonstration videos on the internet. I don't like to be negative, but I'll advise you that most of what is billed as 'zentangle' instruction on YouTube, simply is not Zentangle. Fortunately, more videos are appearing from people who do understand Zentangle. (That's a disclaimer; I'm probably missing some!)
AURAKNOT - an 'official' tangle from Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas
BETWEED - an 'official' tangle from Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas
COIL - from Sue Jacobs, CZT
DIVA DANCE - created by Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts for Laura Harms, CZT, in honor of the Diva's 100th weekly Zentangle challenge, and demonstrated by Laura.
FUNGEES - from Leslie Crumpler, CZT
MOOKA - an 'official' tangle from Maria Thomas
PEANUCKLE - Cris Letourneau, CZT, demonstrates Molly Hollibaugh's tangle Peanuckle.
PURK - Maria Thomas demonstrates her 'official' tangle at a CHA convention.
AND MORE!
Two short, charming, and delightful videos by Zach, a Texas design student.
"Zentangle in Motion" - a three minute video of every stroke during the creation of a Zentangle tile - 947 strokes in all! Watch it here.
"Zentangle in Motion 2" - over 2000 images of the development of another Zentangle tile. Watch the three minute video here.
Zentangle, mandalas, and things arty that tickle my fancy and inspire me to share.
I did a Zentangle "how to" on PeaKnuckle at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1diFbmg4eg&feature=plcp
ReplyDeleteI think it is really Zentangle, but just delete my comment if you disagree. No hard feelings ;-)
Thanks Cris! I didn't know about this video. I've added it to the list above. Well done.
DeleteI've found one of your zentangles called 'betweed and whoosh' and love it. I know of betweed but can't find any instructions for whoosh.
ReplyDeleteCan you help please>
Sue
Hi Sue, I think I remember that one; I can find one I labeled 'betweed swoop'. Is that it? It's because there is a swoopy whoosh through it. :) (I have scanned so many tiles that I need some sort of 'name' for them!) Where did you see it?
DeleteThere is no tangle called Whoosh, to my knowledge.