by Ruth Dailey
(Santa Cruz, Ca)
Zendoodle Zentangle Pattern Fill Sampler
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~ Here is a Zentangle Style PAttern Sampler filled with a variety of Zendoodles by Ruth
Art Supplies
~ Ruth's favourite pens for making zentangle patterns are
Sharpie Fine Point Marker
These Sharpie Fine Point Markers write on almost anything with bright, lasting color! The Sharpie Fine Point Marker has a tough, resilient 0.5 mm tip. Permanent ink is fast drying, quick flowing, and resists water. That makes them really fun to use on zentangle surfaces other than paper .. like found beach pebbles, old cd crafts are revived by a few zen doodle lines and all can be coloured in with watercolors too.
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Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens
These come with
Pigmented India Ink in multiple nib sizes and 48 colors .. the favourite for zentdoodle colouring being black and sometimes sepia . These Doodle Pens bring great versatility to pen-and-ink drawings requiring lots of intricate details. Pitt Artist Pens are great for sketching, journaling, cartooning, and drawing. The Superfine, Fine, Medium, and Brush nibs not only replace ink bottles — they’re instantly available for work.
What is great about these drawing pens is that the ink is waterproof, unsurpassably lightfast, acid-free, and pH-neutral. That means if you want to watercolour your zentangle drawings the ink will not run and stay as an outline ready to be filled in
Thanks to Ruth for sharing her beautiful zendoodle zentangle pattern sampler with us
♥ milliande
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Nurturing the Muse


Join CAPI - Create Art Portfolio Ideas with Milliande - 2013
I am intriqued by the notion of universal consciousness and choose to peek closely at the small particles that make up existence.
Human and living form cell biology, the interplay of microcosm and macrocosm, quantumphysics and the spiritual connection to the Self all nurture me with an endless stream of inspiration.
The female form and its nature of being, the beauty of motherhood, viewing the world in fragments rather than wholes and the palpable energy exchange and communication between them are central themes in my artwork.
I enjoy making the invisible visible and creating openended visual artworks that invite the viewer to explore deeper within their own layers of perception.
Contemporary Mixed media art techniques provide a rich playground for my artistic impulses and allow room for an individual approach to the multilayered facets of my artwork.