The Coloring Book of Tangle Patterns

Create and Color Your Own Coloring Pages With Tangle Patterns!

If you love to color, you will love to tangle and color! Celebrity YouTube artist Tiffany Lovering offers her best collection of tangle patterns yet in this supercharged volume--part how-to book, part adult coloring book. Follow along to learn how to draw 100 different tangle patterns. Before you know it, you'll be flowing and building magically simple or beautifully complex works of art by mixing and matching simple geometric, organic and gridline-style patterns and motifs.

You will unwind, relax your mind and fill the whole page with abstract strings of soft waves and chipper chevrons or flourishing lotus blossoms and tapestries of colorful shapes. You can create your own pages to color--or work within the provided coloring-book-style pages and templates. Find your zen and unleash your inspiration with this easy and addictive art form!

Inside you'll find:

   • A quick-start lesson in tangle patterns, plus fun, inspirational prompts for drawing your own
   • 100 different step-by-step exercises to build tangle patterns from scratch, ranging in complexity from basic to intermediate to advanced
   • Tips for drawing and coloring freeform doodles in any medium--colored pencil, paint, marker, crayon and more 75 coloring pages, plus additional digital design downloads to complete creative illustrations

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