I recently attended Tangle U, which is an annual continuing education conference for Certified Zentangle Teachers. We had 3 days packed with classes, ideas, inspiration, and friendship~ what a combination! The classes were all taught by CZT's, and I came home with SO many techniques and ideas that I want to work on and share with my students!
In addition to the classes you see posted here, there were wonderful presentations by Amy Broady (Tangle Tales ~ great information on how many of her tangle came to life), Kate Lamontagne (making a dream catcher , using Prismacolor pencil techniques), Suzanne McNeill (watercolor and tangling with "Beauty in Blue"), and Brenda Shaver (Teaching the Challenging class), and Patricia Carney (Tangled Goddesses). I wish I could have attended them
ALL . . . but it's a trick to be three places at once! Needless to say, there was endless inspiration. In upcoming posts, I'll share how I've used all of this new knowledge!
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Elaine Huffman introducing Anne Grasso before
Anne's class on Mindfulness with Zendalas. |
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| The birth of a Zendala! |
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| Minette Riordan teaching her Zentangle Business class. |
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| "It's good to be a Diva!" with Terri Oliver Young |
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Shawn Hayden, myself, Pat Mathes, Sue Clark, and Dorian Eng.
Zentangle does attract some of the most wonderful people! |
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| A mosaic of Zentangle tiles inspired by Talavera tiles of the Southwest. |
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| Maria Vennekens teaching the Travel book class. |
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This is the travel book we made in Maria's class.
The hold Zentangle tiles and pens, and
are based on Chinese sewing kits. |
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Karen Sandoval having a "WOW" moment .
Don't you just LOVE those?? |
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Karin Tarter showing her "Zentangle-inspired" tote.
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Sharla Hicks teaching her beautiful botanical style
with "Mooka Blues". |
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My first "Mooka blues" tile!
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| Tim and I performed music for the Saturday night banquet. |
