102 Tangles of Zentangle, Part 32 with Opus, Mysteria, and Verdigogh

Wow! I’m on video number 32 for my series on the 102 Tangles of Zentangle. When I started this, I wasn’t sure that I would create videos for all of the tangles. But now I only have 3 more patterns remaining! The three patterns in this video are all what I would call “high focus” and it’s a love/hate relationship when I draw them. I just have to admit that I still struggle with these, so I’ve done a lot of practice. I’ve really enjoyed going through all of these patterns. This video shows Opus, Mysteria, and Verdigogh. Mysteria is not a published pattern, which means the step outs are only in CZT books. But it is an easy tangle, very similar to Squid except it’s meant to be a filler pattern. And I’m showing three versions of Verdigogh. The original and “evolved” version are in my Zenthology. The “spiraling Verdigogh” is from Project Pack 19 day 3. I had fun finding a way to put them all together. I hope that you enjoy it and I’m so excited about being close to the finish!! I first learned about Zentangle when I saw the 102 Tangles of Zentangle poster on display at a local community college. I have been in love with Zentangle ever since, and I have a goal to show all the 102 patterns before my 5-year CZT anniversary on June 19, 2024. The 102 Tangles of Zentangle poster was published in 2009 and can be purchased at Zentangle.com. Patterns in this video: #Opus, #Mysteria, #Verdigogh Supplies Used in the video: Zendala, 3.5" Zentangle tile, a sketchbook, or any paper Black Micron 01 pen or PN (or your choice of pens and colors) Graphite pencil Blending stump Optional: Colored pens or pencils If you’re interested in adding background color to your tiles, please see the videos in this playlist:    • Zentangle Tile Backgrounds   Here is the video that explains the disc binding system that I use to hold some of my tiles:    • Disc Binding System for Organizing my Art ...   Most patterns that I use can be found on the Tangle Patterns website https://tanglepatterns.com/ or on the Musterquelle website: https://www.musterquelle.de/ The Musterquelle site is in German, but you can change it to your language as needed. The Zentangle® Method is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. It was created by Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas. "Zentangle" is a registered trademark of Zentangle, Inc. Learn more at https://zentangle.com/ My videos are designed to be easy for beginners and those with experience. This video is solely the property of Barbara Langston, a Certified Zentangle Teacher acting with permission from Zentangle®, Inc., and may not be copied, recorded, or redistributed without the prior written consent of Barbara Langston, CZT and Zentangle, Inc. All Zentangle related trademarks are the sole and exclusive property of Zentangle, Inc., and may not be copied, recorded, reproduced, or otherwise used without the express prior written consent of Zentangle, Inc. If you’ve enjoyed this video, please consider a small donation (the price of a cup of coffee) through PayPal or at https://ko-fi.com/notperfectzen You can also use the Super Thanks option. Either way is greatly appreciated. Please subscribe to my channel so you know when I have released a new video. You can also connect with me here: Facebook:   / barbara.bufordlangston   Instagram:   / bbl_tangles   #102TanglesOfZentangle #Opus #Mysteria #Verdigogh #notperfectzen