Zentangle on Marbled Paper
For this project, students learned about Japanese Paper Marbling and made a beautiful piece of marbled paper by placing Sumingashi inks on top of a still surface of water and delicately blowing across the surface to swirl the inks. Each marbled paper is
unique or a Monoprint.
Students drew Zentangles on top of their marbled paper. Zentangles are really neat because they are always unique and include lots of patterns and drawings all put together. It is a fun and relaxing way to draw using lines, shapes, and patterns that increases, focus, creativity, and hand-eye coordination. Students also created a focal point which is the part of an artwork that the viewer notices first.
I just can't get enough of these artworks! To see more Zentangles on Marbled Paper, click on the "5th Grade Art" page!
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