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Zentangles pattern tile



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Just imagine how you are going to change your creativity schedule. This decision was changing my focus of what I wanted to expand my horizons of thoughts 💭. And my brain wave was so right that I clicked OK on my TV remote control and I found the perfect 
Zentangles pattern tile. I added it to my creation.
It was a weekday morning when I was sipping my tea. I just had a little bit hint that I started sketching an image after image. I was surely thrilled to find out what had happened. In Zentangles they have a motto to create lovely images with relaxed and happy mind. You follow the eight steps of Zentangle method
https://zentangle.com/pages/get-started
Zentangles pattern tiles 
It is so fabulous that we have something to explore to the whole wide world. 
petals float means floating flowers and foliage as a form of reverence towards nature, a sign or a way to adorn your home with something so adorable and beautiful kept in a bowl as a part of the decorations. Petals symbolize passion and love. The best part is shading. That separates the beauty of the image sketched out. It is when I realized that though I don't think about the actual petals but that does exist as a picture on a wall. 


Thank you for visiting and viewing ipage blog. Next week I will be posting more on Zentangles pattern tile.

Cheers,
Gcb studio 
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