Zentangles pattern

          Rocks collection 
        Zentangles pattern tile
Zentangles art is one other projects. I have been really thrilled about the new shape, curls, dots, lines that makes a wonderful and colorful background. But, I use it as a pattern tile with a microtip pen and a sharpie, so that one observes the image clearly. 
This is the collective vertical pattern. I liked the sequence drawn with number of rocks collected. This digital pattern tile of rock came from the picture below.
 And soon I got an idea of making square border.
I made a circle as a base of different designs of rocks on a mat. It is so fabulous even the small yellow rocks collected in the background. 
 Ta-da here is my creation of Abstract pattern of rock borders.
I hope you all liked this amazing rocks collection. And with this I come to end of this for the week on ipage blog. 
Thank you so much for viewing and reading my ipage blog.

Cheers,
Gcb studios 

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