Jane McKenty - ZEN Doodle: The Art of Zen Drawing.Master Zen Doodle with Step by Step Instructions. Book two. (Zen Doodle Art 2)

ZEN Doodle

The Art of Zen Drawing

Master Zen Doodle

with Step by Step Instructions

Book Two

By Jane McKenty

Copyright2015 Jane McKenty

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Copyright 2015 by Jane McKenty

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Introduction

Chapter 1- What do the drawings say about you

Chapter 2-Variations of famous Zen patterns

Chapter 3-Zen art for children

Chapter 4-New Zen doodles

Chapter 5- Finished Zen drawings

Chapter 6 Free Pages and blogs about Zen Art

Conclusion

Disclaimer

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Unlike Zen drawings that looks chaotic, at first sight, this book is designed in a way that doesn`t provide you a lot of time for brooding. Instead, it inspires you to draw by looking at simplifying instructions and pictures. I must notice that when I see a certain book about various crafts or drawing with five or six pictures in it, it gives me creeps. I can proudly say that in this book you will found more than 70 pictures of how to draw Zen doodles, I didn`t actually count them.

Buy this eBook and start meditating while drawing. You can be an absolute ignorant when it comes to drawing, it doesn`t matter. The book Zen Doodling: part 2 will lead you step-by-step with pictures and textual interpretations on how to make those tangled Zen patterns. You don`t need any prior knowledge of sketching or drawing to create pieces of art.

In a book that is in front of you, beside many creative schemes and patterns, you will find other interesting things, so you will get almost everything regarding Zen art at one place:

• What do the drawings say about you

• Variations of official Zen patterns

• New Zen art patterns

• Web pages and blogs about Zen art

• Zen inspired drawings

I guess you have always wondered why you doodle what you doodle when sitting on a dull business meeting or when your conversation over the phone last longer than you`ve expected. The first chapter offers you insights into what, for example, psychologists say for someone who is constantly drawing butterflies.

Did you know that by analyzing Zen drawings you can discover what they mean about you as a person? And it`s not revealed by the psychics, but scientists dealing with graphology and drawings.

According to the theory, doodle becomes a paper trail while awareness is preoccupied or in the subconscious that resembles the trans. Each of these characters is talking about hidden emotions, secret desires, fantasies, fears and phobias of their authors.

Here is what is what you can discover in drawings, which can help you understand yourself clearly and the people around you:

Place where the drawing is situated

If your drawing is situated in the middle, you are an optimistic person, if it is on the right side of the paper; you are open to changes and curious. And if the drawing is on the left side of the paper, you`re closed type of person who keeps everything to himself and doesn`t like to open up to people.

The importance of the position of swords and arrows

If arrowheads and swords are facing up, they discover that you are willing to fight to the end for your goals. If the tops are facing down, it means you are not sure whether you are right, so don`t be involved in any disputes.

Figures indicate a lack of faith

Drawing faces or figures mean that even though you have a choice, you feel helpless because you are afraid that you are not able to solve the problem. Such a drawing discovers how you are burdened by thinking that you do something wrong that people will not approve.

The bouquet reveals the sadness and loneliness

Drawings of little flowers, leaves or sun prove that your mood is bad. You are too vulnerable and sensitive person and you need more beauty in your life. Your concentration is low; you feel lonely and you are missing love and true friendship. You will help yourself when you realize that you will receive love after you start loving yourself.

Selfless people are drawing spirals and circles

Spirals and circles on paper reveal that within you hide a person with a good sense of humor and a touch of mischief, which is next to a very selfless person who never refuses to help others. Nevertheless, you shouldn`t forget your own needs while helping others fulfill theirs.

Cubes and triangles discover analysts

Drawing a triangle, characterizes a person who enjoys challenges, has excellent powers of observation and the gift of a good analyst. Cube reveals a practical spirit. The triangle determines a person who likes the long-term relationship with loyal and emotionally mature partner. The square indicates firmness.

Heart lovers are afraid to show emotion

The heart is a symbol of expressed sexuality and romantic nature with a high dose of respect for the loyalty and devotion. Drawings of a heart reveal a sensible person who listens to his heart more than his mind. If you draw hearts and lips, in your soul you feel the peace, and you are surrounded by nice people.

Home symbolize family relationships

If the house is neat and symmetrical, with all the elements that make a house, that means peace is in your soul, and you're in harmony with yourself. If your house has no roof or inclined, it is a sure sign that you're worried by some family problem.

Fields characterized dissatisfaction

Drawing mesh captures and the black-and-white chessboard shows that you have accumulated a lot of frustration and disappointment, which is why you feel resentment. If you drew a honeycomb or a simple mesh without the filled black boxes, it is a sign that your family is constantly in your thoughts and you feel the need to give priority to private life and family.

Here is more about figures in the drawings:

Ships and planes

People usually draw ships, planes and cars when they want to get away from everything. But you know that saying Everywhere you go, you carry yourself.

Faces

If you are constantly drawing faces, it indicates your perception of other people. If the faces are smiling, you see goodness, and if they are gloomy you are suspicious about others. Drawings of children's faces suggest that you need other people.

Black drawings

If your drawings are almost completely dark, it may indicate that you are obsessive and introverted.

House

You need the security of a home. When someone is drawing a house, it points that a person wishes to secure his family life. Lonely house on a hilltop suggests you feel lonely.