Stuff to do and Stuff we did.
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...
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...
My Open Studio on Saturday went really well! People tended to come in waves so I didn't get much time to talk with everyone in depth. I did meet a fellow who was trying to discover all 106 of the official Zentangles and he had an impressive stack of finished tiles. I have...
Lilah and I have spent the past few days trying to make my mess of a studio look presentable. I think it finally looks a bit like a store! Yesterday we climbed - OK - LILAH climbed- up ladders to string tinselly fall decorations and place bats in high places. Today, my son crawled out...
For anyone who had trouble seeing Carolyn's spinner in yesterday's post, here is another shot. This one is much larger and clearer too. And speaking of "spins" - my brain is in a spin. (What's new, right?) This weekend is our town's annual Warner Fall...
Back in August, I taught at the Midwest Arts & Lettering retreat in Minnesota. I challenged my students to send me jpegs of some of their work - especially if they really "clicked" with a technique. I recently heard from my student, and CZT, Carolyn Blocher: Well, dear teacher, you will be disappointed...
