Sutura and Grains. Ortogonal Lines or Fat Dots?

We started yesterday th line enhancer series. So we will see some in the upcoming days.

I did Sutura first, since I will need it as basis for another pattern later. It will be bit of a representational one, I know. But it is reality that inspires us. It is also good to reduce real things to easy steps. I am more talking from a simple drawing point of view, and not necessarily Zentangle oriented one. But we are complex creatures, we can pursue more things at once, right?

Sutura as a name comes from "punti di sutura", "stitches". Since this very much looks like lines connecting. It could be skin, or sections in a tile!

So, the deconstruction:

Sutura, 'Nzeppel, Sez, Toodles, Crescent Moon, BB, Fescu, Flux

And the usual training on tea bag envelopes:

Sutura, Fescu, BB, 'Nzeppel, Toodles, Sez, Flux.

Grains is another line enhancer. Dots are easier to integrate in a line, are elegant. They do not change the shape. They don't disrupt the flow. You can put them potentially everywhere. And then decide if you want to work around them!

The deconstruction:

Grains, Dicso, Printemps, Fescu, Sez, Cruffle, Flux

And a couple of tea bag envelopes. My usual training! :)

Grains

Grains, Cruffle, Flux

My Patterns

Sutura

Grains

Zentangle Original Patterns

'Nzeppel

BB

Crescent Moon

Fescu

Flux

Printemps

Sez

Toodles

Other Patterns

Cruffle, Sandy Hunter, CZT

Dicso, Mina Hsiao, CZT