Zentangle and Drawing Patterns Worksheet

The image below is a good example of the zentangle technique.

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Zentangle is a practice of drawing patterns. It is referred to mindful doodling.

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When using the grid system to draw an artist can get correct proportions in their work.

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This image is an example of CROSS CONTOUR LINE drawing.

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Cross contour lines are implied lines that may or may not be visible on the subject. Instead of defining the edges and details of the subject, cross contour lines describe the form.

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Why would it be important for an artist to be intentional in the patterns they are choosing for their endangered species project?

• They want to get the project done as quickly as possible.

• They want to create unique patterns that are visually interesting to look at.

• They were told to add patterns by the teacher so they did it.

This image represents contour line

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This image represents cross-contour lines

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An artist would not choose to paint their endangered animal black because

• Black is an uninteresting color.

• Black will be visually too distracting in the artwork

• Dark values like black will not show the zentangle patterns on the endangered species.

The artist used cross contour lines to help add the pattern to the horse. This gives the horse drawing a sense of being 3D (three dimensional).

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