Zentangle was much more than an art form for me – it taught me some valuable life lessons. I feel much more relaxed and less burdened by expectations and fear of failure and anxiety about what tomorrow holds. 

So, I wanted to do the best I could to convey my feelings when I prepared this class. I would like everyone to feel what I feel and to fall in love with the Zentangle method.

Introduction to Zentangle

I believe that the best way to teach about the Zentangle method is by drawing and sharing both the knowledge and the feelings. Each teacher has its own unique experience, style, as well as the way of presenting what Zentangle is.

My intention was not only to teach you to draw and apply the method, but also to make you feel empowered. Knowing that you are enough is what it takes to create freely and live freely. Your unique self will create unique strokes. You don’t need to live up to any expectations. Just let go of them. You can create unapologetically and all it needs is for you to show up. When you start showing up for yourself with your  art supplies, when you experience that power, you will start feeling that power and freedom wash over other areas of your life. It is exactly what happened to me.

I created three different projects that you can follow through video lessons. Three additional drawings (with the step-outs to creating them) are included in the PDF document. It is all a part of the Introduction to Zentangle online video class. It’s a typical on-demand content, which means that you will be able to access it whenever you want, learn at your own pace and return to the lessons.