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Zentangles black n white

It is Wednesday morning and I was wondering if you could get some time off from work. So, I had an idea why not we sketch Zentangles pattern. 
Isn't it beautiful digital colored Zentangles. But, already in the shape of a butterfly say whimsical pattern.
It was looking so good that I thought of making a card for the next project.


This is a screenshot of the incredible fruit pairs called Pearee. And that is turned into a wonderful pattern tile.
It was trying to bring out the pattern tile for a Magazine cover or a book cover. And, I just couldn't believe my eyes when I got my final image which is there in front of you. So, I did add some more of the incredible overlays of roses. This was very tantalizing with the green leaves and beautiful roses that the pattern tile looked amazing where the pattern is ofcourse digital. 

This Zentangles pattern is hand. And again done with lot of thinking to turn this simple shapes into a Thank you card. Moreover, I again added some floral pattern at the lower level and the outlays as you can see. It was really great to see a wonderful final image.

Now this is a imaginary line which is curved and circular design is actually a wonderful bubbles pattern.  After, changing the pattern tile as a diamond shape it was excellent square border that I got.  It is simply amazing using the kitchen work as my imagination which was a boiling water in a container. Did you like the idea of making this imagination into a reality?  Please do write in the comment box below.

That the end of this amazing Zentangles black n white. Which is added with color combinations of shapes and variety of outlays. 

Have a wonderful weekend. Next week we shall see some calligraphic Zentangles.

Thank you for your time and support in visiting my ipage blog.

Cheers,
Gcb studios 





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