Hello! I’ve been participating in “zentangle” for many years, and find it very relaxing and is really the only way I can really “meditate”. I am now going to try this, it feels like a mix of zentangle and coloring and I think it will help quite a bit. Thank you for your tutorial ❤
Wonderful! I love zentangle too! And Mandalas as well. So many relaxing art forms. There is definitely something about the rounding part of this art form that truly relaxes me for sure. Enjoy the process!
Thank you for this video Ms. Patti! I’ve watched a few others on this topic but find yours particularly helpful. I’ve also been dealing with FMS for many years and artistic “systems” like this and Zentangle are great springboards for people like me who want to be creative but don’t know how to get started. Much gratitude 😊
You are very thorough in explaining everything in this video from start to finish. You have a nice calming voice and spirit about you. Thank you for taking the time to teach all of us about neurotrophic art. Sandy
Thank you for the comprehensive look at the various media, paper, and especially going over the fundamentals. Your designs are lovely and you healed your thumb at the same time!
Hi, I just watched another video about this from someone else, and I noticed that your style on doing this therapeutic art it's more control, while the other one was more free, going with your intuition, not thinking much just kinda go with the flow and asking questions to yourself on how you can heal on whatever your intention was. So, from both videos, I learned and liked different things.
I have found that this art form has inspired people in different ways. Some like to use it as a fun base and add ZENTANGLE patterns and whatever they like. Others like to follow the so called rules so it is more therapeutic. The main thing is that it creates relaxation and relieves tension and stress which helps you heal. Enjoy the art!
I appreciate you commenting. It takes a lot of thought on my behalf on how to present all my videos. So I am glad you appreciate my efforts. Thanks so much.
Oh my goodness I totally loved us and after staring at it and backing up and rewinding and watching again is the background starting point and then being able to go back after and then just add accents to it I loved it it made it so much more mesmerizing with that background affect then just plain white which is a little scary
I suffer from Rheumatoid arthritis & fibromyalgia. I want to try this but some of the steps feels stressfull to me. So I think I'm going to try just the rounding to start. Thanks
You can certainly practice the rounding first. Then you will want to draw the curvy lines to start an actual picture so you have the intersecting lines to do the rounding on. I hope it gives you some relief.
Hello! Thank you for your very informative tutorial. I've been watching other videos and the lines that they do are not curvy at all. They are more lines that curve at certain points and are crossed over and circles, etc. Is that method not correct?
There are a lot of RUclips videos on a varied version of this art form. Some are doing zentangle art with it and some just their own form of art which is fine but not what the originator of the art intended. Watch a video from Pavel Piskarev who formulated this art form. Or look up videos that say they are trained teachers of the art. Then you will have a good foundation on the proper form.
Translation: hello turkish subtitle please you are amazing. How to translate my voice into a different language. Click on the icon below the video with the double CC. Now click on the icon right beside the CC that looks like a gear. Click on the subtitles and then captions or auto-translate. Now select your language. My voice will translate into words on the screen into your language. Sesimi farklı bir dile nasıl çevirebilirim. Çift CC ile videonun altındaki simgeye tıklayın. Şimdi CC'nin hemen yanındaki dişliye benzeyen simgeye tıklayın. Altyazılara ve ardından altyazılara veya otomatik tercümeye tıklayın. Şimdi dilinizi seçin. Sesim ekrandaki kelimelere sizin dilinize çevrilecek.
How to translate my voice into a different language. Click on the icon below the video with the double CC. Now click on the icon right beside the CC that looks like a gear. Click on the subtitles and then captions or auto-translate. Now select your language. My voice will translate into words on the screen into your language. Sesimi farklı bir dile nasıl çevirebilirim. Çift CC ile videonun altındaki simgeye tıklayın. Şimdi CC'nin hemen yanındaki dişliye benzeyen simgeye tıklayın. Altyazılara ve ardından altyazılara veya otomatik tercümeye tıklayın. Şimdi dilinizi seçin. Sesim ekrandaki kelimelere sizin dilinize çevrilecek.
Hello! I’ve been participating in “zentangle” for many years, and find it very relaxing and is really the only way I can really “meditate”. I am now going to try this, it feels like a mix of zentangle and coloring and I think it will help quite a bit. Thank you for your tutorial ❤
Wonderful! I love zentangle too! And Mandalas as well. So many relaxing art forms. There is definitely something about the rounding part of this art form that truly relaxes me for sure. Enjoy the process!
Thank you for this video Ms. Patti! I’ve watched a few others on this topic but find yours particularly helpful. I’ve also been dealing with FMS for many years and artistic “systems” like this and Zentangle are great springboards for people like me who want to be creative but don’t know how to get started. Much gratitude 😊
So glad you enjoyed the video and is helpful!
You are very thorough in explaining everything in this video from start to finish. You have a nice calming voice and spirit about you. Thank you for taking the time to teach all of us about neurotrophic art. Sandy
Wow, thank you for the very supportive comment.
Thank you for your thorough instruction. After a very stressful day I found your directions calming and relieving!
Glad I could help!
Thank you for the comprehensive look at the various media, paper, and especially going over the fundamentals. Your designs are lovely and you healed your thumb at the same time!
You're very welcome!
Excellent! ♥️👍🏼 it’s beautiful
Glad you like it!
Thank you Patti for taking the time to bring this to us I now feel very chilled you have amazing talent 💜
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I will definitely be doing this. Thank you for sharing the concept with us.
Anytime I’m feeling stressed I start doing my lines and as soon as I start rounding I calm right down. It’s amazing how it works. Enjoy the process!
Hi, I just watched another video about this from someone else, and I noticed that your style on doing this therapeutic art it's more control, while the other one was more free, going with your intuition, not thinking much just kinda go with the flow and asking questions to yourself on how you can heal on whatever your intention was. So, from both videos, I learned and liked different things.
I have found that this art form has inspired people in different ways. Some like to use it as a fun base and add ZENTANGLE patterns and whatever they like. Others like to follow the so called rules so it is more therapeutic. The main thing is that it creates relaxation and relieves tension and stress which helps you heal. Enjoy the art!
Love this. Such fun. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
This was really well put together! Thank-you so much for taking the time to do this for us.
I appreciate you commenting. It takes a lot of thought on my behalf on how to present all my videos. So I am glad you appreciate my efforts. Thanks so much.
This was very calming to watch. I may try this art. Thanks Patti. 😊
If it was calming to you then I am so glad. Enjoy trying it.
I actually love my watercolor block and scented watercolor brush pens.
Oh. Scented water colour brushes! Nice!
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts yea the ones I have, has Lavender scent in it
Oh perfect!
Brilliant Patti really inspiring.....please do some more
Glad you enjoyed it!
Genial, súper entretenido. Gracias y saludos
Translation:
Great, super entertaining. Thanks and regards
¡Me alegro que hayas disfrutado!
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Oh my goodness I totally loved us and after staring at it and backing up and rewinding and watching again is the background starting point and then being able to go back after and then just add accents to it I loved it it made it so much more mesmerizing with that background affect then just plain white which is a little scary
It’s a fun art form and every piece turns out completely different but when you relax with the process it’s so rewarding.
I want to try this soon, it looks like I'll be so relaxing!
Yes it is very relaxing!
Ver interesting anda fantástico idea to use in works. Thank you very much Patti ❤
You are so welcome! So fun to do.
Enjoyable. Thank you. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
I suffer from Rheumatoid arthritis & fibromyalgia. I want to try this but some of the steps feels stressfull to me. So I think I'm going to try just the rounding to start. Thanks
You can certainly practice the rounding first. Then you will want to draw the curvy lines to start an actual picture so you have the intersecting lines to do the rounding on. I hope it gives you some relief.
I am not good at the rounding off...u shape..lol thank you for showing me the water color way..I'll try it soon:)
You can do it!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow!!!!
It’s so relaxing.
You are a good teacher! I have struggled with fibromyalgia too, diagnosed in 1995. Do you still do Neurographica?
Lots of meditation and not stressing over the small stuff. So yes the Neurographic Art still helps me zone out and relax.
Hello! Thank you for your very informative tutorial. I've been watching other videos and the lines that they do are not curvy at all. They are more lines that curve at certain points and are crossed over and circles, etc. Is that method not correct?
There are a lot of RUclips videos on a varied version of this art form. Some are doing zentangle art with it and some just their own form of art which is fine but not what the originator of the art intended.
Watch a video from Pavel Piskarev who formulated this art form. Or look up videos that say they are trained teachers of the art. Then you will have a good foundation on the proper form.
I love
So fun to do and it really is relaxing!
I am seeing a face , very enjoyable video
Glad you enjoyed it
what type of paper is good for Wet on Wet watercolour technique ?
Watercolour paper. I talk about different options in the video as well.
😊😊😊😊
👍😁
How did you get that coloured background in Step 2 ?
Go to timestamp 6:50 in the video and I explain how to do the wash backgrounds.
Merhaba türkçe alt yazı lütfen harikasınız
Translation:
hello turkish subtitle please you are amazing.
How to translate my voice into a different language.
Click on the icon below the video with the double CC. Now click on the icon right beside the CC that looks like a gear. Click on the subtitles and then captions or auto-translate. Now select your language.
My voice will translate into words on the screen into your language.
Sesimi farklı bir dile nasıl çevirebilirim.
Çift CC ile videonun altındaki simgeye tıklayın. Şimdi CC'nin hemen yanındaki dişliye benzeyen simgeye tıklayın. Altyazılara ve ardından altyazılara veya otomatik tercümeye tıklayın. Şimdi dilinizi seçin.
Sesim ekrandaki kelimelere sizin dilinize çevrilecek.
How to translate my voice into a different language.
Click on the icon below the video with the double CC. Now click on the icon right beside the CC that looks like a gear. Click on the subtitles and then captions or auto-translate. Now select your language.
My voice will translate into words on the screen into your language.
Sesimi farklı bir dile nasıl çevirebilirim.
Çift CC ile videonun altındaki simgeye tıklayın. Şimdi CC'nin hemen yanındaki dişliye benzeyen simgeye tıklayın. Altyazılara ve ardından altyazılara veya otomatik tercümeye tıklayın. Şimdi dilinizi seçin.
Sesim ekrandaki kelimelere sizin dilinize çevrilecek.
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