Parts 21-24 in My Personal A-Z Challenge: K and L Zentangle Patterns

Below are the K-named patterns in both a non-representational piece and in a ZIA Kingfisher. The patterns are: Kathy's Dilemma, Keeko, Knase, Knightsbridge, and Kule.

There is only one L-named pattern: Locar. Below is the non-rep and ZIA (Lionfish) for Locar.

Parts 17-20 of Personal Alphabet Challenge: I and J-named Patterns

Below is my non-representational and ZIA piece for the I-named official patterns: Ibex, Icanthis, Indy-Rella, ING, Isochor, Ix, and Ixorus. Only pattern missing is a new one added after I did the research and started the two I drawings. (missing pattern is called Impossible)

Below are my non-representational and ZIA pieces for the J-named patterns: Jetties, Jonqal, and Juke.

Part 15-16 Personal A-Z Challenge: H-named patterns

Below is my non-representational and ZIA piece for the H-named patterns: Hazen, Hibred, Hollibaugh, Huggins, Hurry (and Crazy Huggins in the ZIA one as well).

Part 13 & 14, Personal A-Z Challenge - G

Below are my two drawings for the official zentangle patterns that start with "G."  They are Glace, Gust, Gourdeous, and Gneiss.  All four patterns are tweaked a bit for my representational piece. The shading for my goldfinch didn't all show up in the scan, but the Glace is represented in the belly feathers.

Parts 11 & 12 - Personal A-Z Challenge (F)

Below are my non-rep and ZIA pieces for the F-named patterns: Facade, Fengle, Fescu, Festune, Fife, Finery, Floo, Florz, Flukes, Flux, Fracas, Frondous.

A couple patterns are adjusted a bit for the ZIA piece, which is a Featherfin Fish.  :-)

Parts 9 & 10, Personal A-Z Challenge

Below are my non-representational and representational (or ZIA) pieces for the e-named official tangle patterns.  (for those who are not familiar with those term, non-rep means it doesn't look like anything specific and the rep/ZIA means it does look like something specific)

The patterns used are: Echoism, Eke, Ellish, Emingle, Ennies, Enyshou, Evoke, and Eye-Wa.  The patterns that are altered for the sake of the ZIA drawing are Ellish (used for the shape and position) and Eye-Wa (used for the diamonds).  The ZIA is a picture of an Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, keeping with my theme of drawing something that starts with the same letter as the patterns.

Parts 7 & 8, Personal A-Z Challenge

Below are my two drawings for the D-named patterns: Dex, Diva Dance, Drawings, Dribbetz, Drupe, and Dyon.  A couple of the patterns are modified slightly to fit into the representational pieces.