Keep Calm And Tangle On
Zentangle is a new form of drawing exercise that helps calm the mind
Tay Suan Chiang
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ZENTANGLE is not the name of the latest dance craze, nor is it a hairbrush that promises to keep tangles away while making you feel zen.
Instead, it's a way of creating uncomplicated, abstract drawings using simple repeat patterns. According to Stephanie Jennifer, a certified Zentangle teacher: "As your mind focuses on drawing these patterns, your body relaxes, achieving a state similar to what people feel when they meditate. Time passes without your notice, your thoughts clear, and anxiety fades away."
While Zentangle is fairly new in Singapore, it was first started in 2003, by American artist-couple Rick Robert and Maria Thomas.
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