Thursday, November 14, 2013

I am now a Certified Zentangle Teacher!!!

What a wonderful experience to travel to Providence Road Island and take personalized training from Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas in the Zentangle philosophy and method.  Along with about 100 other students I learned how to transfer the experience of Zentangle drawing to eager learners of all ages.  We practiced Tangles, shading and strings.  We were also introduced to a new Tangle never seen before as well as new tiles that will be available for sale soon.

For me, the most important learning's were how to delivery a class and how to deconstruct an image into a new Tangle. I created my first new Tangle that I will share as soon as I get home.  I hope to create many new Tangles as I gain more experience and become more aware of patterns and objects around me.

I am really looking forward to teaching my first set of students and will plan a beginner class very soon.  In the meantime, I am reveling in becoming a CZT!


Have a great day!
NancyD

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  1. Sue SharpNovember 14, 2013 at 3:54 PM

    Congratulations from another Canadian! I was in the CZT 12 group and am still buzzing from the energy. Best wishes!

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  2. Shelly BeauchNovember 18, 2013 at 5:53 PM

    Congratulations Nancy, I agree the seminars are a fabulous experience :)

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  3. Carolyn BlocherJanuary 19, 2014 at 9:30 AM

    Congratulations Nancy - I love your examples, very clever. Found your blog on Janet Norfors' blog, it was a good idea to include your link. Diana was one of my first students and she introduced me to the products you are using with your clever box and book, what a wonderful collaboration of ideas and creativity. You may have interested me in getting the pen back in my hand, I've tucked it away for awhile. So thanks. CZT7

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    1. NancyDJanuary 19, 2014 at 10:00 AM

      Thank you Carolyn! Do you have a blog - I would love to come visit.

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