How to Draw Tangle Pattern Catkin demonstrated by Certified Zentangle Teacher HD 1080p

Invoking thoughts of springtime pussy-willows, Cat-kin is simple and elegant botanical tangle. In this video Nicoline Kerkhoven-DeWitt, Certified Zentangle Teacher (C.Z.T.) demonstrates how to draw this lovely tangle that was created by fellow C.Z.T., Mimi Lempart.
Much like the tangle pattern Frozen Nandini (demonstrated here • How to Draw Tangle Pat... ), Cat-kin fits well in many tangled composition breathing life and air into your art.
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🎨 Supplies used in this video:
Micron pens
Zentangle® tiles
Pencil
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[@Mimagusta-LH]

So delicate! 😻😻😻

[@ArtforTranquility]

So delicate, and so easy! Have fun with it!

[@monikaarva4482]

Can I also draw with a fountain pen? Do you think it works as well as a fineliner?

[@ArtforTranquility]

Hello Monika, I've never tried it with a fountain pen. Have some fun trying and let us know how it goes! I think you could have some lovely and interesting results!

[@deborahgiles8214]

I use my fountain pens (loaded with permanent black ink) in place of my fineliners frequently. The pen body never has to be replaced and I use a refillable ink cartridge so I don't need to throw out plastic waste when the ink runs out. All good things. They make a nice deep black line and flow easily. I love my Micron pens but I don't like having to throw them out when they run dry.

[@monikaarva4482]

Thank you very much, that's exactly what I thought:)