One Zentangle A Day: A 6-Week Course In Creative Drawing For Relaxation, Inspiration, And Fun (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
This was my first introduction to Zentangles. I really liked the page a day format, that really made it feel easy to get into and not be overwhelmed. I highly recommend it. I'm not sure its a book you need to own, as the internet has a ton of stuff to get you started, but if you want a physical book in your collection, I think this one is a good place to start. Need to get again in the future. I haven't gone the full six weeks yet, but I'll mark this as "read" anyway. It's super. I love that I've been able to produce such good, cool-looking stuff without worrying about technique or going back and erasing everything I'm not satisfied with. I love how relaxed and ready-to-focus I feel after sitting down to do this for a half hour or so. It's definitely complemented my meditative practice.I will note, though, that I've foregone the use of 'tiles' as it seems sort of arbitrary and my sketchbook works just as well. Only one star reduction for occasionally unclear instructions, as one other reader also noted.
What do You think about One Zentangle A Day: A 6-Week Course In Creative Drawing For Relaxation, Inspiration, And Fun (2012)?
I love how Beckah broke down tangling so it seems more manageable. Great resource for any tangler!
—trudie
A course in Zentangle which is a meditative form of drawing; doodling really.
—faisal
Great workbook with lots of ideas for combinations of tangles.
—blahblah
The best resource on learning Zentangle patterns.
—Tina
This is by far the best how to book on tangling.
—raza
