ZenDoodle ❤️

ZenDoodle ❤️

Tried a colorful abstract pattern using alcohol markers and black outlines. 🌈
I loved how the colors came together against the dark background!
What do you think? 😊

u/TanyaZenArt — 2 days ago

Colorful Zentangle Flower Pattern 🌸

A colorful Zentangle-inspired piece I recently finished. What do you think? 🎨

u/TanyaZenArt — 5 days ago

How long does an Art channel usually take to monetize? Does Google Ad really help?

It’s been 6 months and I have hardly reached 200 subscribers. I have seen that some people go viral easily. However others struggle a lot. Any advice would be really helpful to understand what steps should I take?
Does running Google ads actually help?

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u/TanyaZenArt — 6 days ago
▲ 184 r/Zentangle

I told myself I had zero drawing talent. Then I tried zentangle. This is where I am now 🩷

I genuinely believed I couldn’t draw until about a year ago.
Then someone suggested I try Zentangle because you don’t need to be “talented” to start. You just need a pen, a few simple patterns, and a little patience.
So I gave it a shot.
My first attempts were far from perfect, but I kept showing up. One pattern at a time.
Now I can create pieces like this—starting with a page full of simple circles and slowly filling every tiny gap with different Zentangle patterns. It’s surprisingly relaxing to watch it all come together.
I still don’t know if I’d call myself an artist. But I’ve realized you don’t have to be one to enjoy creating.
If you’ve ever caught yourself saying, “I can’t draw,” try this instead.
Start with one simple shape.
Repeat it.
Add a few patterns.
See where it takes you.
You might surprise yourself.
And if you’re curious about how I choose and fill the spaces between the circles, I’d be happy to share that too. ❤️

u/TanyaZenArt — 13 days ago