Through the lessons of previous Project Pack No. 10, we learned that there are many stories that lie beneath the surface and history of the Zentangle method. Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas, the founders of Zentangle, share many of these stories through their own artwork, teachings, travels and interactions. One particular story we often share is Rick and Maria’s common fascination with geometry, divine proportion, and the Fibonacci sequence. Discovering and studying how nature, art, music, architecture and yes, patterns too, unknowingly follow geometric proportions and sequences, has been a huge part of their journey together. We welcome you to join us as we continue this journey in a Zentangle way. Don't panic though, just as the sunflower and the nautilus did not consult a calculator to grow, the lessons within this project pack require no mathematical planning or skills. We will explore a new place for tangles to live, we will dig deep into the concept of Fragments and Reticula and take pleasure in the delicate techniques of shading with both graphite and color. And then we will sit back and admire it all. Here at Zentangle HQ, much thought, time, design and planning are put into the production of our Zentangle Project Pack Materials and Video lessons. Zentangle Project Pack videos are available on YouTube to all that can access them without the purchase of the project pack materials. However the production of these videos is directly supported by those that purchase Project Pack Materials and would not be possible without that support. We are grateful to make these lessons available to all and also grateful for all that are able to support it. If you are enjoying these lessons but do not want or need the materials you can still support video production by clicking the PayPal button on the project pack collection page. Thank you! Project Pack No. 11 Introduction Video View the Project Pack No. 11 videos here. Download the Markus Operandus II here.
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