Zentangle Practice
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Objective
I can create a Zentangle tile using repetitive patterns and structured lines.
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Warm-up video
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Practice
7 questions
Describe the main goal of Zentangle and how it differs from other forms of drawing.
Explain why "mistakes" are considered acceptable and even beneficial in Zentangle art.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Create a small Zentangle tile (approximately 5cm x 5cm) using at least three different repetitive patterns. Use structured lines to define the boundaries of each pattern. Create a small Zentangle tile (approximately 5cm x 5cm) using only straight lines to create repetitive patterns. Ensure the lines are structured and create a cohesive design. ”
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