Tangled Up!: More Than 40 Creative Prompts, Patterns, and Projects for the Tangler in You 9781627889216, 9781600584749, 1627889213

Table of contents :
Cover
Title
Table of Contents
Introduction to Tangling
How to Use This Book
Tools & Materials
Chapter 1: Basic Tangles
Straight Lines Only!
Borders & Patterns
Tangly Arrows & Ribbons
3-Pattern Tangling
W2 Pattern
Saturn Pattern
Up, Up, and Away!
Chapter 2: Tangled Up in Nature
Phicop Pattern
Flux Pattern
Stackem Pattern
Pokeroot Pattern
Look What You Can Do!
Bales Pattern
Beadline Pattern
Borbz Pattern
Bird on a Wire Pattern
Botie Pattern
Look What You Can Do!
Pretty Patterns
Playful Peacock
Pepper Pattern
Tripoli Pattern
Loop Pattern
Worms
Look What You Can Do!
Chapter 3: Tangled Letters & Numbers
Tangled Alphabet
Illuminated Letters
Zinger Pattern
Ibex Pattern
Purk Pattern
Stacked Numbers
Chapter 4: Tangled Up in Fun
Monster Factory
Doodled Monster
Colorful Tangles
Tangly “Tattoo” Art
Cadent Pattern
Baton Pattern/Ornamato Pattern
Tangled Origami
Cookie Cutter Tangles
Chapter 5: Templates
About the Artist

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© 2015 Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc. Published by Walter Foster Publishing, a division of Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc. All rights reserved. Walter Foster is a registered trademark. Artwork © 2015 Penny Raile Photographs on pages 8 and 9 © Shutterstock Publisher: Rebecca J. Razo Creative Director: Shelley Baugh Project Editor: Janessa Osle Senior Editor: Stephanie Meissner Managing Editor: Karen Julian Associate Editor: Jennifer Gaudet Production Designer: Debbie Aiken Production Director: Yuhong Guo Production Manager: Nicole Szawlowski Design Coordinator: Lawrence Marquez This book has been produced to aid the aspiring artist. Reproduction of work for study or finished art is permissible. Any art produced or photomechanically reproduced from this publication for commercial purposes is forbidden without written consent from the publisher, Walter Foster Publishing.

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More than creative prompts, patterns, and projects for the tangler in you

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Table of Contents Introduction to Tangling............................................................................. 6 How to Use This Book................................................................................ 7 Tools & Materials........................................................................................ 8 Chapter 1: Basic Tangles........................................................................... 11 Straight Lines Only!......................... 12 W2 Pattern....................................... 32 Borders & Patterns.......................... 14 Saturn Pattern.................................. 34 Tangly Arrows & Ribbons................. 24 Up, Up, and Away!........................... 36 3-Pattern Tangling........................... 30 Chapter 2: Tangled Up in Nature.............................................................. 39 Phicop Pattern................................. 40 Botie Pattern................................... 55 Flux Pattern..................................... 42 Look What You Can Do!.................. 56 Stackem Pattern.............................. 44 Pretty Patterns................................. 58 Pokeroot Pattern............................. 46 Playful Peacock................................ 60 Look What You Can Do!.................. 48 Pepper Pattern................................ 62 Bales Pattern................................... 50 Tripoli Pattern.................................. 64 Beadline Pattern.............................. 51 Loop Pattern.................................... 66 Borbz Pattern................................... 52 Worms............................................. 68 Bird on a Wire Pattern..................... 54 Look What You Can Do!.................. 70 Chapter 3: Tangled Letters & Numbers.................................................... 73 Tangled Alphabet............................ 74 Ibex Pattern..................................... 82 Illuminated Letters........................... 80 Purk Pattern..................................... 83 Zinger Pattern.................................. 81 Stacked Numbers............................ 84 Chapter 4: Tangled Up in Fun................................................................... 87 Monster Factory.............................. 88 Cadent Pattern.............................. 102 Doodled Monster............................ 92 Baton Pattern/Ornamato Pattern.. 103 Colorful Tangles............................... 94 Tangled Origami............................ 104 Tangly “Tattoo” Art......................... 98 Cookie Cutter Tangles................... 106 Chapter 5: Templates............................................................................. 109 About the Artist..................................................................................... 128

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Introduction To Tangling Tangling is a fun, meditative art form that uses simple patterns to create unique and beautiful pieces of art. Through the use of repetitive patterns, anyone can create artwork that looks complex but is easy and simple to produce. The beauty of tangling is its whimsical yet structured quality—the key is to focus on drawing each line or stroke without worrying about the end result. Don’t worry if you’ve never drawn before; tangling is fun and easy— anyone can do it!

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How to use this book Welcome to the fun, imaginative world of tangling! Whether you’ve drawn before or are picking up a pencil for the first time, you’re sure to find fun and inspiration in the pages of this interactive book. From learning to create basic tangles and patterns to making your own personalized alphabet and illuminated letters, this book is sure to get your creative juices flowing. After learning about a few basic tools and materials, you’ll be invited to try your hand at some basic patterns, tangles, and step-by-step projects. There are also templates at the end of the book for you to copy and scan, so you can tangle over and over again. Indulge your imaginative side by learning to create tangled flowers, monsters, and critters; letters and numbers; and cute embellishments you can add to anything for a personal touch. There are no mistakes in tangling, so let loose, have fun, and tangle away!

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Tools & Materials All you really need to tangle is paper, a pen, and a pencil; however, there are a few additional materials you may want to have handy as you begin your tangling adventure. Sketch Pads and Drawing Paper Sketch pads come in many sizes and are great for tangling on the go. There are a variety of quality drawing papers to choose from. Visit your local art supply store to see which type you prefer.

Smooth and Vellum Bristol Board Both of these Bristol board types work well for tangling. Experiment to see which works best for you.

Hot-pressed Watercolor Paper This paper’s untextured surface lends itself well to illustration and small details.

Pencils In tangling, pencils are used to draw strings, create borders, and add shading. Pencils are designated by hardness and softness. H pencils are hard and make lighter marks; B pencils are soft and make darker marks. Pencils range from very soft (9B) to very hard (9H). You can also use standard No. 2 and No. 4 pencils.

Blending Stumps Blending stumps allow you to blend or soften lines and areas in your tangles.

Sharpener You can achieve various effects depending on the sharpness of your pencil, but generally you’ll want to keep your pencil well sharpened.

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Erasers One cardinal “rule” of tangling is that there are no mistakes, making erasers unnecessary; however, when creating some types of art, you may want to erase old sketch lines as a means of cleaning up your final artwork. Kneaded erasers can be shaped into a fine point or used over broad surfaces. They leave no dust and are great for lifting out highlights. Vinyl erasers are great for removing graphite without chewing up the paper.

Archival Ink Pens Tanglers typically use archival ink pens to render their finished artwork. It’s helpful to have a selection of pens in every point size. Take time to familiarize yourself with these pens before getting started. Pens are typically numbered as follows:

005 pen = 01 pen = 02 pen = 03 pen = 05 pen = 08 pen =

0.20 mm point 0.25 mm point 0.30 mm point 0.35 mm point 0.45 mm point 0.50 mm point

Colored Pencils Colored pencils are a convenient and easy method to add color. Professional-grade colored pencils have a waxy, soft lead that is excellent for shading and building up layers of color. Watercolor pencils are another excellent choice for adding touches of color to your artwork.

Gel Pens Gel pens consist of pigment suspended in a waterbased gel. They deliver thick, opaque color and work easily on dark or previously colored surfaces. They are perfect for adding details and accents in your illustrations.

Art Markers Professional art markers create bold, vibrant bands of color. They are great for laying down large areas of even color, as well as for shading. 9

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CHAPTER 1:

Basic Tangles Tangling may look difficult and complex, but it’s really easy once you break each pattern down. You can use a few simple patterns to make endless pieces of art. Start simple—you’ll be surprised by how easy it can be.

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Straight Lines Only! Tangling is the use of repetitive patterns to make art. In this section, only one pattern is used—the straight line! Take a close look at the drawings on these two pages, and you’ll see that only straight lines have been used to create them. Use the templates on pages 110–113 to practice using straight lines only.

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Borders & Patterns Cute borders and cool patterns can really add a lot to your artwork. There are countless ways to create borders and patterns, from simple to ornate to whimsical. Try copying a few of the ones you see here, and then create some of your own.

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Tangly Arrows & Ribbons Arrows and ribbons add a nice decorative touch to almost anything, and they’re fun to draw. Use the next few pages as inspiration.

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3-Pattern Tangling Using only the three simple patterns below (in red), you can create all sorts of fun designs. The possibilities are endless!

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W2 Pattern W2 (for Warp and Weft) is an official Zentangle® pattern by the art form’s originators, Maria Thomas and Rick Roberts. This pattern seems complicated, but is simple when you take it step by step.

STEP 1 Draw a grid with

STEP 2 Connect the squares

small, squared dots spaced

with straight lines moving in

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one direction—one on the left, and then one on the right.

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squares by drawing lines in

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woven basket.

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W2 Variations Use curved lines to connect the round dots.

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Saturn Pattern This pattern is a fun and creative way to fill space. Can you guess why it’s called Saturn?

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Saturn Variations

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Up, Up, and Away!

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This charming hot air balloon is made up of the W2 and Saturn patterns, as well as the patterns shown below. Try making your own patterns using the template on page 114.

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CHAPTER 2:

Tangled Up in Nature Learn to draw more complex patterns, and create your very own tangled fantasy garden or underwater world!

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Phicop Pattern

STEP 1 Draw a circle

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were cutting a pie.

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more lines as shown.

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STEP 6 Fill in as shown.

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Phicop Variations

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Flux Pattern

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line for the stem.

STEP 3 Add a petal.

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STEP 5 Draw a line within

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the stem.

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STEP 7 Add circles between the petals. STEP 8 Erase the pencil circle.

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Pokeroot Pattern Pokeroot is one of the original Zentangle® patterns created by Maria Thomas. Its flowing and whimsical feel makes it popular among tanglers.

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STEP 4 Keep adding stems and berries.

STEP 5 Add flourishes behind the berries to give your tangle more dimension. Add a striped root.

STEP 6 Fill in the stems, the stripes on the root, and the small dots in the flourishes.

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Pokeroot variations

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Look What You Can Do! Tangling patterns can be used to create many different flowers. Here are some examples of flowers you can add to your garden!

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Look What You Can Do! Now design your own butterfly, using the designs below as inspiration.

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Pretty Patterns

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Playful Peacock Use the pretty patterns from pages 58–59 to create tangled peacock feathers and ornate designs. Try drawing a unique feathered friend of your own!

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Pepper Pattern Draw a circle, oval, or squiggly shape with a pencil, and add a small circle anywhere inside. Switch to a pen and draw petals as shown. When done, erase the pencil marks.

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Tripoli Pattern Every garden needs bugs! Follow the steps below to create the Tripoli pattern. Draw the two circles with a pencil, and erase them once you’re done.

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After you’ve completed all the pie shapes, go back and add a unique design to each one. See the examples below. Have fun with it, and create your own designs!

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Loop Pattern Start by drawing a loop, and then add more. After you’ve drawn a few, start adding teardrop shapes inside each loop. Then fill each teardrop, and voilà, you have a creepy-crawly friend!

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Worms Worms are easy and fun to draw! Start by drawing an ellipse, as shown below. Add arches above and below. You can go back and forth without lifting your pen. You can also start with a circle or an ellipse and draw arches in only one direction, varying the size of the arches.

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Look What You Can Do! Use the tangles below as inspiration to create your own underwater world.

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CHAPTER 3:

Tangled Letters & Numbers Take doodling to the next level by decorating letters and words with whimsical patterns! Add a personal touch to notebooks, journals, and cards by creating your own unique alphabet or awesome illuminated letters.

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Tangled Alphabet Create a one-of-a-kind alphabet using tangling patterns. Try using a unique pattern for each letter!

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Barberpole

Changling

Dooleedo

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Jingles

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Illuminated Letters You can also use tangling patterns to decorate introductory letters, seals, and initials.

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Stacked Numbers Drawing totem poles is fun! Copy or scan the totem pole templates on page 115, and fill them in with some of the patterns you’ve learned. You can also stack drawings of some of your favorite things, such as numbers, hearts, stars, etc.

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CHAPTER 4:

Tangled up in Fun Tangling is often used for relaxation, but it can also be fun and colorful! Learn how to create tangled embellishments for anything you want to spruce up and make your own.

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Monster Factory Welcome to the monster factory! Mix and match the monster body parts on the next few pages to create weird, wacky creatures. Copy the doodle templates on page 116, and add some of your favorite monster features.

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Doodled Monster Follow the steps below to create a doodly, tangly monster! The first step is just a random doodled shape. Try drawing random shapes, and create your own unique creature!

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Colorful Tangles Create colorful tangled hearts to decorate your room, binders and notebooks, cards, etc. They are super easy and look really cute! See the hearts below and on the following pages for inspiration, and copy or scan the heart template on page 117.

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Tangly “Tattoo” Art Create fun temporary tattoos to share with your friends! You can scan your designs and print them on special temporary tattoo paper.

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Tangled Origami Create tangled origami! Copy or scan the templates on pages 118–119. Use the patterns you’ve learned to decorate your origami. Then cut and fold to create fun projects like the ones below.

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Cookie Cutter Tangles Cookie cutters are great for creating cute, tangled art. Use any that you might have lying around the house, or use the templates on pages 120–125.

STEP 1 Find a cookie cutter you like.

STEP 2 Draw around it.

STEP 3 Add tangles! See how easy it is?

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CHAPTER 5:

Templates Copy or scan the templates on the following pages. The templates on pages 110–125 pertain to projects in this book. The templates on pages 126–127 are bonus templates for some extra fun. Use your favorite patterns in this book, or create your own unique tangled designs to fill in and decorate them.

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About the Artist Talented Zentangle® artist Penny Raile is known among the art community for her whimsical designs and spirited use of color. Her downtown Los Angeles loft, with its turquoise-stained floor and hand-painted walls, reflects an eclectic mix of paintings, sewn dolls and creatures, dioramas, polymer clay objects, cardboard cuckoo clocks, and WhimBots crafted from thrift-store finds. Her drawers are full of found objects waiting to be turned into arms or legs for her newest creation. The bookcases are full of art books and journals she has filled with her own drawings and collages. Visit www.tangletangletangle.com and www.railetypepad.com to see more of Penny’s work.

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