Learn how to add incredible 3-dimensional depth to stylized tangles over tan renaissance tile.
1:24-hour advanced video lesson.
Includes video captions!
Course Curriculum
- Tan Depth Materials PDF - 1 page
- Tan Depth Advanced Video - 1:24 hours (84:25)
- Tan Depth Video Summary PDF - 6 pages
- Tan Depth Case Study #1 PDF - 3 pages
- Tan Depth Case Study #2 PDF - 2 pages
- Tan Depth Case Study #3 PDF - 2 pages
- Tan Depth Case Study #4 PDF - 2 pages
- Tan Depth Recipe Cards PDF - 1 page
Your Instructor: Eni Oken
I'm Eni Oken, artist since the age of 8, art instructor and teacher for over 30 years, author of hundreds of articles, tutorials, video lessons and ebooks online and books in print on various different subjects such as fantasy design, jewelry making and in recent years, Zentangle method. My true passion is exploring methods and tools on how a person can create something remarkable in art, and teaching it to others so they can grow artistically.
CZT® since 2016
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Topics covered :
• Learn to finally understand how to create DEPTH in almost any stylized tangle you know
• Start from the beginning and learn an easy method with three rules to help guide you to create depth
• Create an ultra 3-dimensional piece over tan paper
• Create depth in openings, beams and even curves
• Learn to 2 levels of shading
Start to understand depth from the very beginning
I LOVED it. Depth has always fascinated me and eluded me. Your instruction is clear and you're so patient!
Ann Hathaway via facebook
At first I didn’t feel like I was getting the concept, but then it clicked all of a sudden. Super fun class!
Viveca Chenoweth via facebook
What a fun depth class we had with Eni Oken!
Sallie Gurth via facebook
Thank you, Eni, for your introduction to a technique brand new to me ... creating depth!
Jan Brandt via facebook
Just when you thought you only needed to add shading for depth, Eni Oken comes up with another wonderful technique to challenge your brain and your pen!
Annie Sargent via email
Learn two levels of shading to increase the 3D effect
You won't believe that you could ever get this kind of 3D
