Have you seen Ernst Haeckel's book Art forms in Nature? Check out some images here. It was recommended to me quite a while ago, you will certainly go 'wow' and find it a splendid resource for inspiration.
Rick and Maria have included it in their bibliography in The Book of Zentangle to so that's a good recommendation.
Have a happy enjoyable weekend!
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Beautiful Zia. I really like the shell.
ReplyDeleteHello Shelly, Yes, I am an avid reader of that book and use it constantly to get little bits of patterns, it is quite fascinating and I wouldn't be without it ! Glad to see I am not the only only who enjoys unusual patterns from creatures hundreds of metres below the sea! Some of them look decidedly creepy!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures and a gorgeous tile. Feels like summer to me. That shell is very inspiring and you rendered it wonderfilly. And your fengles are always the best I ever see. I've tried again and again, I just can"t get them flowing like yours. Great talent!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's just beautiful, Shelly. You are always a source of inspiration.
ReplyDeletei have that book and enjoy just flipping through the pages and drooling :)
ReplyDeletei really love the shell in your drawing! the cross-cut view would work well with one of your gorgeous spirals (another type of shell) behind it. love your spirals!
Beautiful ZIA. Love the flow of the different tangles.
ReplyDeleteStunningly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's your Zentangle I'm talking about.
The nature images simply leave my jaw dropping.
I really like that star in the corner!!! do you have a step by step for that available? or similar?
ReplyDeleteCoral the tangle is fengle you will find it here http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs023/1101168872594/archive/1109507788116.html
ReplyDeleteCoral, if the link doesn't work go to www.zentangle.com
Deleteclick on newsletters and go to 17 March 2012, you will find the step outs.
Thanks for the book recommendation (wow! nature!!!) and thanks for your beautiful ZIA with the lovely shell.
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