How to Zendoodle a Tile - Step By Step Zentangle Tutorial

When most people think about Zentangles or Zendoodles, they're thinking about tiles. A Zentangle Tile is a small doodle, typically a square about 3 inches to a side. It usually has a border, a string, and multiple tangles. If any of those words confused you, go check out my very first video about how to draw a Zentangle, where I detail all of the Zentangle vocabulary that you'll ever need: • Zentangle for Beginner...
The first step in making a tile is to make a border. The typical way of doing this is to make a dot in each corner, and then connect these dots with strings. Next, we make a string, or an organic line that splits the square into smaller spaces. And finally, we fill each of those spaces with different patterns.
If you're wondering how to make these different tangles, check out my playlist on how to doodle patterns, where I give detailed step by step instructions for dozens of them, as well as ideas for how to make up your own: • Patterns for Doodling ...
Although this is a very procedural method of drawing, tiles are intended to be a more free-flowing and unplanned form of art. Just make it up as you go along, and remember that there's no such thing as a mistake!
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