One thing I love about Zentangle is that there are no right or wrong ways to do it. There are no mistakes, only opportunities, this is especially true when I’m trying out new patterns and techniques. . The Zentangle method focuses on the process rather than the outcome, encouraging me to get lost in creating rather than worrying about the final product.
As I draw lines, shapes and try out new techniques, I find myself on a journey of mindfulness and self-discovery, realizing progress is more important than perfection.
By prioritizing personal enjoyment and continuously improving my skills, I have developed a healthier, a more stronger relationship with Zentangle. I personally find having this perspective not only boosts creativity but also helps one connect more deeply with themselves, developing a lifelong appreciation for the simple joys of artistic expression.

P.S. I created the above tile enjoying the mid summer rains in my city that has helped bring the temperatures down. I was exploring creating on the tan tile.