Flux Tangle Pattern Lesson #45 ◉

: Repeat these shapes, often growing them out from a single point or along a string line . Variations of Flux

: Typically more rounded and "plump," often growing in clusters. Flux Tangle Pattern Lesson #45

The tangle pattern is one of the original and most versatile designs in the Zentangle® method. It was officially published in the March 29th, 2015, Zentangle newsletter and is famously associated with the day the method was first conceived by founders Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. The pattern resembles a leafy, paisley-like shape with a central line and can be drawn in various sizes, from long and skinny to more rounded forms. How to Draw Flux : Repeat these shapes, often growing them out

: Start with a single "leaf" or petal shape that curves up and back, resembling a teardrop or paisley. It was officially published in the March 29th,

The basic construction of Flux involves a few simple strokes: