Neuro-Zen Drawing with Artistry Twin Markers | Abstract Art Drawing No talking

Описание: Full drawing, No chat - just a little music (which you can mute if you prefer!)
This abstract drawing, based on Neurographic and Zentangle Art for inspiration, took around 35 minutes to complete. Created with a mix of black ink and marker pen.

Using flowing organic lines and shapes, with solid black and peacock blue areas.

I'm using 190 gsm watercolour paper, black Indian ink, unipin pen and black gel pen, Artistry Twin Marker Pen in Blue - Not a fan of these on the watercolour paper.
The marker pen looks very scratchy on the page, but for quick drawing they are very functional.

Do let me know what you think in the comments below 💬

Timestamps and Chapters
0:00 Drawing the Initial Lines and Circles
6:29 Adding colour to the page
13:36 Finishing touches and end drawing

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After becoming ill in October 2022 and being diagnosed with Graves’ Disease (in remission as of October 2024), I decided to start sharing tutorials for all of my flowers and creations. After spending eight years perfecting my techniques, I had to close my selling platforms due to my health — but I didn’t want that knowledge to be lost. So, I began sharing everything here on YouTube to help others learn and create too.

Since then, I’ve also been diagnosed with Connective Tissue Disease (February 2024) and Cutaneous Lupus (June 2024). I now live with chronic fatigue, brain fog, and episodes of pain and exhaustion. Because of that, I’ve shifted my focus to exploring art techniques and crafts I’ve always wanted to try but never made time for.

Drawing has become my go-to creative outlet — something I can do quietly, even on difficult days. For anyone dealing with chronic fatigue syndrome or autoimmune conditions, I can’t recommend it enough. Sometimes, a sketchbook and pencil can bring far more peace than endless doom-scrolling.
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