Zentangle Overlap Folds Pattern Demonstration / Zen for Beginners

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Zentangle overlap folds pattern demonstration created with a Sharpie and charcoal pencil on 8.5" x 11" cardstock. Easy zen line drawing for beginners, satisfying and relaxing art therapy technique to ease stress and to improve hand and eye coordination that will naturally improve drawing skills.
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[@atttyu-ti5wh]

Very. Good

[@ruthperrotta4685]

Love this!!!

[@rosew4823]

Wow absolutely phenomenal and so therapeutic to watch your creations come together, absolutely love it 👏👏👌👌🥰🥰👍👍

[@youthonisa4763]

بالتوفيق

[@manjulifestyle1983]

Good

[@carolynmorris4117]

I love this! What kind of a pencil did you use. It doesn't appear to have any shine.

[@timh7246]

For lines, it was a Sharpie. Shading = a partially dried out (not juicy) Sharpie at first for shading, then some other generic partially dried out marker later on, then a tortillon. Could use a graphite pencil + tortillon for same shading result.