Zentangle(R) Dingbatz: Patterns & Projects for Dynamic Tangled Ornaments & Decorations (Design Originals) Learn How to Construct Fun Embellishments for Hand Lettering, Scrapbooking, & Art Journaling

Dingbatz are a fun and easy way to incorporate the fundamentals of Zentangle (R) into a wide variety of creative projects and bring attention and mindfulness to the smallest corners of your life.

• Fun complement to hand lettering, scrapbook, and art journaling projects
• Beginner-friendly, with few materials required to get started
• Techniques to practice and a world full of canvases to bring beauty and joy to others
• Author Brian Crimmins is a coach, speaker, and Certified Zentangle Teacher who uses the Zentangle (R) Method in his individual and group coaching and workshops

Use Dingbatz to add flair to whatever you're working on—they provide a wonderful complement to any hand lettering, scrapbook, or art journaling project.

Small enough to provide a sense of instant gratification when you make them, these "Zenbellishments" require few materials, making them accessible to all skill levels from beginner to advanced.

This book will introduce you to how Dingbatz are constructed, and how to build from that basic structure to create designs uniquely your own.

Zentangle Dingbatz includes a variety of projects that will allow you to practice using Dingbatz not only as stand-alone designs, but also as accents and enhancements to other art projects.

Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT), coach, and speaker Brian Crimmins has taught the Zentangle (R) Method in art museums, tea houses, and in private homes. He has also exhibited and sold his own Zentangle-inspired art in galleries and at community art shows. Inspired by a concept called "Dingbatz" introduced by Zentangle (R) founders Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas in 2017, Brian started creating his own inspired Dingbatz designs, and quickly began teaching them in classes and to other CZTs at conferences. He loves to demonstrate the unique anatomy of Dingbatz with Zentangle (R), and he challenges his students to make their own.