Let's Tangle! the Art of Zentangle: A Step-by-step Guide to This Simple but Elegant Art Form

The popular Zentangle art form is a fun and easy approach to creativity that is as involving as it is relaxing. All you need is a pencil, pen, and paper, or paper tiles. Get started with Let's Tangle: The Art of Zentangle! Have you been intimidated by the intricate Zentangle designs you've seen? This easy-to-follow introduction by a Certified Zentangle Teacher, with gorgeous art contributions by dozens of other CZTs, will take you step-by-step through this elegant art form.

• Learn how to create 24 basic tangles.
• Try creating your own tangles.
• Jump into a variety of ZIA (Zentangle-Inspired Art) projects. Try tangling on color, on black, and on Zendala circles. Tangle a variety of fun shapes, even words!
• Let's Tangle! is packed with space for your tangles -- and other shapes and spaces -- throughout.
• And this sleek hardcover volume lies flat for ease of use.
• Take it with you everywhere and tangle away!
• Full color.
• 160 pages.

Author and CZT Kathleen Murray, after many years in international business, decided to go back to her creative roots. She earned an MFA, studied Chinese calligraphy, and created a small art company. In 2010, she decided to become certified as a teacher in the Zentangle art form. Today, Kathleen teaches the Zentangle Method, Chinese calligraphy, and the arts of making books and creating found-object jewelry. She lives in Connecticut and in France.

The Zentangle Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. It was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. ''Zentangle'' is a registered trademark of Zentangle, Inc. Learn more at zentangle.com.

Author and CZT Kathleen Murray, after many years in international business, decided to go back to her creative roots. She earned an MFA, studied Chinese calligraphy, and created a small art company. In 2010, she decided to become certified as a teacher in the Zentangle art form. Today, Kathleen teaches the Zentangle Method, Chinese calligraphy, and the arts of making books and creating found-object jewelry. She lives in Connecticut and in France.