Inktober 2025 Day 14: Trunk & Mythograph – Using the Zentangle® Method with Brenda Campbell, CZT

Do you want to learn more about the Zentangle method of drawing? Sign up for my emails and get my free Zentangle Quick Start class! Sign up here: https://angelwhispersart.com the form is on my home page! Inktober is a drawing challenge. It was started in 2009 by Jake Parker as a challenge for him draw, in ink, every day for 31 days. He created a list of 31 prompts to give himself a starting point. You can find more about Jake and Inktober as well as find this year’s list of prompts here: https://inktober.com/ Draw in ink? That’s what we do when we practice the Zentangle Method of drawing! It was an obvious fit. I’ve been participating in Inktober since I’ve been a CZT! OK, maybe not every year, but I’ve done several. For several years now, Stephanie Jennifer, a CZT, has been putting a list of 31 Tangles for Inktober. You can find her Inktober 2025 list here: http://www.everythingis-art.com/2025/... In this video I will guide you through the 8 steps of the Magical Zentangle Method of drawing. We’ll create a tile using the prompt: Sweep and the tangle: Mythograph deconstructed by Zentangle. So, grab your supplies and draw with me. I’ll be drawing on a tan tile, so I’ll be using the tools below. If you don’t have tan tiles or paper, just use white or whatever you have! Let’s slow down together! What do you need to draw along with me? • 1 tan Zentangle 3Z tile (each side of the triangle tile measures about 3.5 in or 8.89 cm) • Light and/or dark brown Sakura Micron pens • Graphite pencil & tortillion • White chalk pencil & tortillion I'm an advocate of using what you have! No special materials are required for this class other than paper and a pen. Remember you can use any paper and pens you like! I’d love to see the tiles you create! If you post yours on social, please tag me or add #angelchoirmosic this way we can find them all! 💗😇💗 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 www.zentangle.com. Music: Raspberry Eton Mess | Jamendo | License #675780041 Bourbon Glazed Donut | Jamendo | Licence #675780037 Brazil Café | MusicRevolution | License #626143928 Light Jazz Piano Trio (Jazzy Baby) | FineTune Music | License #603845753 What a Little Smile Can Do | Oakwood Station/Epidemic Sound | License #357610219 More Than Just a Kiss | Nocturnal Spirits/Epidemic Sound | License #357610970 This video is solely the property of Brenda Campbell, a Certified Zentangle Teacher acting with permission from Zentangle, Inc., and may not be copied, recorded, or redistributed without the prior written consent of Brenda Campbell, 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.