After months of planning, it is amazing how fast the actual event blows by! UNTangle, the Holiday Edition, was a great success. We kept this one small and that meant we all got to know each other a bit better, plus there was elbow room to work on tangley projects....
Perhaps "addictive" is less intimidating a word? Now that I have internet back again, I need to catch up the blog posts... First - I had a wonderful visit from Carolyn Boatman and her husband, Ian. Carolyn, who lives in Bermuda, was "infected" with Zentangle by her daughter, who lives in...
Awhile back I mentioned that I had created a sand mandala as a way for our church members to celebrate our interim pastor. The Reverend Donoghue had mentioned sand mandalas a few times as examples of how joy can be found in the process rather than in the finished work. He explained how monks would...
We still have a few spots left for the UNTangle Retreat - Holiday Edition in Ogunquit, Maine. November 9-11, 2012. It's just a few weeks away, but some of us are better at last minute, so now is the perfect time to sign up. There are a couple of different options depending on...
This summer, I received a somewhat confused email from a customer/blog reader who asked me why they would buy my new book coming out in November, if they already owned all my other books? It sounded, to them, like a rehashing of my previous material. My response, even more confused, was "Huh? What...
I was excited to receive pics from one of my Midwest Arts & Lettering Retreat students - Bonnie Seifert. These are her first and second Zendalas. I especially love the three dimensional looking Btl Joos twisting under another 3-D looking Zander. There is so much crazy, wonderful stuff going on in there... it's...
