Inktober Tangles 2023 Day 3 and 4

Day 3 and 4 of Inktober Tangles: the tangles Caro (Lucy Farran) and Sunbelt (Jody Genovese).

I continue Art Club’s mini challenge and create a study for each tangle, based on the class Zentangle MatchMaking.

Caro is especially bitter sweet as it was made in memory of Caroline McNamara, who tragically passed away in 2020, and was such a gentle soul in the Zentangle world. I had the honor of meeting her a few years ago and was shocked at her passing.

Sunbelt reminds us a little of Kangular (Tomas Padros) as Jody explains in her step-out. I did not dare play with the Sunbelt variation which made my head hurt :-D

Here’s another picture of Caro.

I still don’t know if I'll be able to keep up - it takes quite a while to make these studies! But I'll keep trying.

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