A fun and inspiring class that you can do with your young ones, too! Learn how to combine two contrasting tiles to reveal an element of surprise - a cute illustrated character peeking through the tangled window. The purchase gives unlimited access to video lessons (total length 2h 15m) and a detailed eBook.
I had such great fun creating these Christmas cards and I can only hope that you'll enjoy the process like I did!
This is such a cute project that you might try making with your youngsters, who will certainly enjoy creating these simplified drawings. While the front of the card consists of Zentangle patterns, the back is a total contrast and a fun surprise. The adorable reindeer character is so fun and easy to draw. I'll also demonstrate how to draw Santa instead of Rudolph. 4.jpeg1.04 MB By purchasing this class, you will gain unlimited access to 12 videos with a total length of 2 hours and 15 minutes. It's a video on demand service, which means that you will able to watch the videos any time you log in and access your dashboard. Along with videos, you'll be able to download a PDF printable document, that contains detailed instructions to finishing the project and drawing the cute characters.
The following is only a suggested list of supplies. Please use whatever you have on hand or feel comfortable using.
two paper tiles (I'm using tan and black square tiles by Zentangle Inc.),
a bijou tile for outlining the window shape,
black pen (such as Micron PN, which I am using) for drawing line work,
a graphite pencil for shading and a gray marker or brush pen (optional) to enhance shades,
white charcoal pencil and white color pencil for highlighting,
watercolor pencils, pastel pencils and brush markers (you can use other coloring supplies like color pencils, alcohol based markers or regular felt-tip markers),
blending stumps or tortillons for blending colors, shades and highlights,
white gel pen for white line work and highlights (Gelly Roll by Sakura),
a glitter pen to add some bling (such as Gelly Roll metallic gold),
