Discover the mesmerizing world of Zentangle art and embark on a journey of mindfulness, creativity, and self-expression. Zentangle, a unique form of pattern drawing, offers a therapeutic outlet for artistic exploration and relaxation. In this immersive course, students will learn the fundamental principles and techniques of Zentangle art, allowing them to create intricate and captivating artworks while cultivating a sense of inner peace and tranquility.

This class is designed to cater to beginners and experienced artists alike, offering a step-by-step approach to mastering Zentangle techniques and developing the skills needed to create beautiful and meaningful compositions.

Each week we will engage in a fun, interactive learning experience. Learners will follow me as I demonstrate the patterns. 

Students will learn patterns during class to create a pattern guide for future use. Students can apply their new skills outside of class to the optional exercises I will provide.

Benefits of Repetitive Pattern Drawing
-The discovery that you can create, using simple lines and shapes, something unique and beautiful in about 15 minutes, even if you 'can’t' draw.
-Creating something with just three basic tools: pencil, pen, and paper.
-Developing the ability to reach a focused yet relaxed state while having fun using your creativity and imagination.

- Students will receive a pattern template and several files throughout this course. Some will need to be printed before class.
- Extra paper, clipboard, and cardstock (optional to place under your paper so the ink doesn't bleed through).
- Pencil
- Fine tip Black pen (possibilities: Sharpie ultra fine tip, sizes 05-08 Micron pen)
- A regular black Sharpie 


⇢ Week of July 3: Basic Patterns and Tiles

⇢ Week of July 10: Plants and Flowers

⇢ Week of July  17: Patterns Involving Circles

⇢ Week of July 24: Landscapes

⇢ Week of July 31: Op Art

⇢ Week of August 7: Linear and Ribbon Patterns

⇢ Week of August 14: Triangle Patterns

⇢ Week of August 21: Creating Weaves

⇢ Week of August 28: Zigzag Patterns

⇢ Week of September 4: Grid-based Patterns

⇢ Week of September 11: Mandalas

⇢ Week of September 18: Random and Organic Patterns