Zentangle Doodle turned kaleidoscope

As long as we are on doodles, here is a Zentangle doodle I have colored in using the Photoshop fill bucket.  Did you know that there are 'adult' coloring pages online!  I will post the original next. I liked the way things curved and curled in this kaleidoscope rendition.  

New Years Eve

It's midnight somewhere! 

May the best of the old

and the promise of the new

both be yours in the New Year. 

Zentangle original

Here's my original zentangle filled with color from the 'paint bucket' in Photoshop.

Zentangle 3

I left some of the paper white in this zentangle, not much, but some.  To me it looks like a colorful pen being put to the paper drawing the thick light blue line.  I will post the Tangle I took it from next time. 

Zentangle 2

Welcome to July - I will continue with a few more zen tangles made into Mandala.  I like the bright colors available in Photoshop!   Someone suggested that the large squares on a calender are just right for practicing zen tangle patterns.  So I filled a page yesterday while listening to a book on tape. 

Zentangle 1

Another zentangle. A purple, red, green pallet. I have been making a zentangle a day.   Thought I would post a couple of them in the next few weeks.

doodle to Zentangle

No this is not a flower - I have doodled on paper all my life and this is one of the doodles I saved, scanned, turned into a kaleidoscope and filled with color.  At the present time I have this desire to color everything with primary very bright, colors.  When you take a photo you are presented with the colors that come thru the view finder, some of them in the case of flowers can also be very bright. But to pour my unlimited color choice out with the Photoshop paint bucket feature is fun!  This is all because of an new fad called Zentangles!  Google it.  The structure of Zentangles give my doodling a purpose.