Feskoos and Loomino - more Fescu

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And again some Fescu variations. I think I have still one waiting, but it has not been added to my pattern sketchbook yet. So, let's focus on these ones. :D

We have Feskoos, the first one I came up with but that I did not draw yet. You know, I have too many patterns around. It has been born in the heart of my S ribbon patterns, probably as an Srose variation.

Loomino instead is pretty recent. The first time it came out while doodling at a meeting I think, at the border of the page together with some notes. Loomino because it looks a bit like a lumino, tealight. It is very easy but I find it pretty cute. In the end it is a tangleation of Fescu and Sez, but together they have a pretty different vibe.

Feskoos, Loomino, Zante, Printemps, Toodles, Tipple, Scallamp. 11-12 December 2025

And here some tea bag envelopes, as usual.
Feskoos, Krizzy, Bronx Cheer. 6 October 2025
Cadent, Loomino. 27 November 2025

My Patterns
Feskoos
Krizzy
Loomino

Zentangle Original Patterns
Bronx Cheer
Cadent
Printemps
Tipple
Toodles

Other Patterns
Scallamp
Zante

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