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I try to do what candy wrappers (and fortune cookies) tell me, so I did a Zentangle tile. One of the things I love most about the art of Zentangle is the elements of wonder and surprise. Not having a plan or expectation leads to surprise. Sometimes a it comes from the tangle itself (such as Afterglo, pictured below), but always there is that possibility at the end of each tile.
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MMMM. Chocolate and a Zentangle surprise. Now that's some fun.
Beautiful Christmas flowers!!! And they seem to emerge from the crinkles of the candy wrapper… Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! :)
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