I cannot think of a better word to describe what you get when you combine middle schoolers and a blue, blood super moon!!! Luckily, Rumpus, the tangle, is, for me, at least, quite relaxing and lovely. A great challenge from the Diva, perfectly suited to my week of substitute teaching! I confess that I did this tile this morning, with some resistance, created by my preoccupation with Sunday chores and heading back to work tomorrow. However, once I got started, I liked where we were going. It was an interesting study in backward design, a concept in education where you begin curriculum design by defining the desired outcome. But this is Zentangle, where we don't plan ahead. I drew the finished Rumpus first, then the stripped down one and finally the sketch, without planning a single stroke.
What a curious and fascinating method, this Zentangle!
I continue to do compassion meditation tiles for the kids I'm working with. I try to work the "lesson learned" from their "mistake" into their tile. Unfortunately, they tend to grab the finished tiles before I can take pictures of them! Here's one with a favorite Michelle Obama quote:
And another monogram
Thanks, as always for stopping by. Have a rumpus-less week!
Very nice explication of Rumpus and lovely tile but my absolute favorite is the original, wonderful monogram with the favorite quote of Michele Obama. Love it!
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