Zentwining Lesson Bundle or Ebook
Zentwining is a tangle enhancer originally developed by Lynn Mead (you can see Lynn's technique here), where beautiful ribbons are intertwined and wrapped around the string pencil lines. I've used Zentwining in at least 50% percent of my work, especially after I discovered it, and just love it!
My version of Zentwining is, in fact, a little simpler than Lynn's, wrapping on one section of the string at a time. In this new video lesson — created with Lynn's permission, of course — I'm showing you how I use Zentwining, and the techniques to watch out to create beautiful flowy ribbons.
Are a visual learner or a reader? Now you can choose:
In this lesson you will learn:
How to understand the method I use to create Zentwining ribbons
How to create edgework to simulate flowy, wrapping ribbons
How to add fragments and decorative borders to Zentwining ribbons
How to shade Zentwining ribbons
Commented examples
So many tips and tricks!
Learn how to create beautiful flowy, wrapping ribbons
Create complex intertwined masses with glorious decorated tangles
Step by step detailed shading to make your Zentwining ribbons look super dimensional
This is what people said and did with the lesson!
I wrapped a triquetra (a three pointed knot) with Umble (aka Zentwining). Such a fun video class is coming next to the Art Clubbers.
Zentwining the tangle Trinity provided for hours of much needed Zen flow while feeling under the weather.
Still playing with Zentwining, this time adding a fringe to the bottom, and some bejeweled Hurry in the background.
More abstract work over watercolor paper. I used Bilt (Lisa Skeen), African Artist (Tina Hunziker) and Zentwining (Lynn Mead). I’m really enjoying the tangle Bilt - reminds me a bit of Betweed, but in a different way.