William's Spring Break

William’s Spring Break

A Zentangle-based project that combines floral tangles with elements of illustration, inspired by William Morris. Learn how to use colored pencils and add depth and visual interest to your drawing with different supplies and tricks.

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If you sign up for William's Spring Break class, you can expect a fun, vibrant, and whimsical Zentangle-inspired project that will fill your heart with joy. I will show you how to complete the linework, add color and highlights, and add visual interest and 3D effects to the drawing.

The design was inspired by the illustrations of William Morris, a British artist famous for his textile designs.

Even if you are not an experienced tangler, this video-on-demand format will enable you to take time, go back, and practice as much as you like, at your own pace. If this design looks too complex, remember the Zentangle motto: everything is possible, one stroke at a time.

This particular package consists of 7 video lessons with a total length of 1h 25m.
You will also get a complimentary eBook with a step-by-step visual guide to completing the project, tips, and step-outs of the tangles used.
By purchasing the class, you get unlimited access to all contents.

Click to check out a bundle with a 15% discount.

Supplies

Here is the suggested list of supplies for this class:

Renaissance (tan) Phi tile ) or 5”x 3 1/8” tan surface
Black Micron 01, PN, or another black pen of your choice
Faber-Castell’s Pitt Artist Pen in Cobalt Green 156, size (or a similar pen such as the Gelly Roll Moonlight 06 Blue Green #431)
A selection of vibrant colored pencils. I am using Faber-Castell’s Polychromos (White 101; Cadmium Yellow 107; Orange Glaze 113; Light Purple Pink 128; May Green 170; Cobalt Green 156) OR optionally, you may use Prismacolors (White 938; Canary Yellow 916; Orange 918; Hot Pink 993; Light Aqua 992; Apple Green 912)
Prismacolor’s colorless blender (or you can use a white pencil instead) and Prismacolor White 938
Copic Warm Grey 3 alcohol marker or any mid-gray tone (warm, cool, or neutral gray) – or water-based marker such as Tombow N89 Warm Gray 1
Cretacolor’s Nero medium or another graphite pencil for shading, and a blending stump or tortillon
Gelly Roll 10 White #50 (or any white gel pen) and Gelly Roll Moonlight 06 Fluorescent Pink #420

If you don’t have these exact supplies, just use what you have and enjoy it!

Includes

William's Spring Break_eBook

2.71 MB

1. Intro

2 mins
170 MB

2. Start Drawing

20 mins
2.06 GB

3. Color Your Icanthis

7 mins
722 MB

4. Let the Birds Appear

17 mins
1.79 GB

5. Add Tangles

16 mins
1.64 GB

6. Add Depth, More Colors, and Light

12 mins
1.19 GB

7. Shading, Final Touches and Goodbye

11 mins
1.89 GB