2nd grade has just finished up ZENTANGLES. What a great way to meditate. I had quiet classes... it was wonderful. I tried out a couple of ways to make the zentangle projects. One way was with buildings. I tried two backgrounds, one with the cool rainbow sky and one on a solid sky. I like them both.So many of my blogging friends have projects that are similar to this. I don't think this is a unique idea, in fact I saw that Deep Space Sparkle had a projects almost the same as this one that she posted lately. It's a good project, that's why you see it. The difference with this project is the emphasis on zentangles.
Please see the 'art note' I place on the back of the project. Feel free to use it...
Cool idea those zentangle skyscrapers :)
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http://artlessonsfrombelgium.blogspot.com/
I feel like a very late dinner guest....what is a zentangle??? The patterns are beautiful, but what is the strategy to creating them?
ReplyDeleteI have found a ton of websites that might help you Mrs. Tannert. Please see the Zentangle tab on my live binder. Click on the link below.
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I wanted to thank you so much for the melted down crayon idea! I made my own with my playgroup, but this time in rainbow fashion in celebration of St. Patty's Day. Take a look: cowsgomooandducksgoquack.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your inspiration! I am one of your newer followers.
Gianne
It is funny, but on the first Zentagle in your post, I can see in the left corner traces of an optical illusion project :)This is evidence of how students retain information and use it in future projects.
ReplyDeleteI have to try this Zentagle project one day :)
Thanks for sharing