Just Simple and Open

I felt geometrical today :o)
so this is what happened!

Tangle Variations

Some of the folks I've been teaching just want to

see some simple variations of tangles.

So here is a tangle variation of Crescent Moon & Hollibaugh.

I've created a separate page just for
Tangle Variations ~ click the link to the left.

More about ME!

I feel so egocentric!

I found out today that my website ~ Elizabeth's Creations ~ has been
hit with a very serious virus and so I have said goodbye to it!

Instead I have created another blog titled
Elizabeth's Creations Studio AND you can
find it by clicking here.

I hope you will enjoy my other side ~
as if you couldn't tell ~ I love to design!!!!!

So have fun ~ tell lots of people and become a follower!

Learn to Tangle with Mary Elizabeth

For more information about classes, go to
Zentangle Classes with Mary Elizabeth

Inspiration

I love to look at other people's artwork.

Although this is my Zentangle, it was
inspired by the creative genius of Jella
who is the owner of PaperArtStudio.
See more of Jella's work here at
jellaverelst's photostream

What a GREAT Experience!

I've been in contact with a wonderful person by the
name of Julia, who just happens to be the
Marketing Manager at Sakura Color Products of America!
(You know ~ the folks who make that
wonderful Micron pen we all use and love!)
She asked if I might be interested in teaching
Zentangles to the employees at Sakura . . .
I said YES!!!!!

I asked my daughter-in-law, McCall (who is also a CZT),
to work with me.
Our classroom was at the local park.

McCall at the easel.

Their finished Zentangles!

We had so much fun and they are an awesome group of people.

A Surprise Zentangle!

When I finished with this Zentangle I had no idea that it was

going to turn out looking like my puppy smiling!!!

Before


After


Don't you love puppies?!!

Pumpkins

I love all things pumpkin!

I'm getting ready to teach a class and was going through some of my
older Zentangles and found these two pumpkins I did back in 2008.

Don't you just love this art form???
Thank you Rick and Maria!