Crumpled Paper

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1. Make a one inch by 5 inch rectangle and divide it up into 1 inch squares.
2. Pick a Zentangle that you can change the over all tone by how close or how big or small you make the shapes.
3. Start with the shapes covering most of the white area and fill the right box. This should be the darkest box
4. In the next box space out the lines and shapes to all more white to show. This box should be lighter than the first box.
5. In the 3rd box again space out the lines and shapes to make a lighter box.
6. Continue until you finish all the boxes.
7. At this point you should have 5 boxes getting lighter and lighter from right to left.

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1. Hold it up vertically and see how the shadow pattern changes and intensifies.
2. Move the paper around and see how the shadows change.
3. What does it look like laying flat on the table?

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1. Hold the paper in a position that creates the strongest shadows.
2. Mark the shapes created by the wrinkles so you know where the shadows should be.
3. You should use a pencil to do this so you can erase it later.

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1. Pick at least 3 Zentangle patterns to use in this work.
2. Place a dark version of the pattern in a shadow area.
3. Place a light version of the same pattern in the adjacent area that was not in shadow.
4. Organize the tones of light and dark with different Zentangle patterns
5. Group up the same patterns to create interesting shapes and an interesting composition.

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1. This is to be worked on when you get done with an assignment.
2. It needs to be turned in by the end of the grading period.