Daily Zen: 2025091701
· drawing tile zentangle tangling 
Random tangles, random string. The string on this tile was a square with corners that run off the edge. Superimposed on the square were various sized circles, one on each side. This set the stage for using medallion-style tangles in each circle. Since I had gotten Idoze and Aura-Leah during the random tangle draw, it was really obvious where they would go. For the background I had a choice between a grid tangle and Pixoze and Amaze. I chose not to use the grid tangle because I felt it would lessen the impact of the four main motifs. Using what I learned doing the “One Zentangle A Day” book recently, I decide to place the tangle with the darkest tone, Amaze, in the corners and the lighter of the two, Pixoze, in the center.
Daily Zen: 2025060601
· drawing tile zentangle 
It looks like I need to practice the tangle “Hollis” more… This one kind of took off and created a life of it’s own! Zentangle drawn on a standard, white Zentangle tile using a black, Micron pen. Shading done with graphite pencil. Highlights done with white chalk pencil. Tangles: Claws Fracas Hollis Jetties Mysteria Pixoze
Daily Zen: 2017111001
· drawing tile zentangle pink 
Tiny details. This tile is a result of Eni Oken’s Tiny Details Lesson . This excellent video shows you exactly how to create and shade areas of a tile which include little, tiny detail drawings which can be a major challenge to shade! I love tiny drawing and repetitive patterns that are very close to each other. There is just something really soothing and satisfying about filling predefined areas with tangles like these, making this tile lots of fun to create.