Eighth graders learned about
Zentangles, complex and multi-step patterns that are designed to be combined
and to flow together. Zentangles are a great unit because of how
accessible the patterns are to all interest and ability levels. Each student is
able to choose their own level of challenge and their own media, and it allows
for a great deal of individualization. At the start of the unit, I showed students the art historical precedent of highly embellished, organic patterns:
For this project, students used three official tangles from the official webpage, then designed and employed three original tangle designs.
Illuminated Letters
Islamic Calligraphy
Art Nouveau Architecture
For this project, students used three official tangles from the official webpage, then designed and employed three original tangle designs.
Sharpie on black paper
Sharpie on black paper
Sharpie and origami paper on black paper
Sharpie and gold card stock
Watercolor and sharpie
Oil pastel scratch art
Oil pastel scratch art and 4H pencil
Metallic Sharpie on black paper
Oil pastel scratch art and metallic sharpie
Metallic sharpie and oil pastel
Metallic and regular Sharpie
Sharpie and Watercolor
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