Artwork: Zebra Pen Mildliner brush pens on Hahnemühle YouTangle Tiles
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I’ve had to do a lot of waiting the last couple of weeks, for various reasons. Zebra Pens US sent me a boatload of new pens – Sarasa clip pens and Mildliners. I grabbed some of the mildliners (check out the weekly giveaway!) and stuffed them in my purse (which weighs a ton! ouch!) along with some Hahnemühle YouTangle tiles.
And instead of just waiting, I doodle waited!
Mostly I was trying out the pens and checking out the new colors, but I also kept the Doodlewash prompts for the month in mind. Abstract. It’s a wonderful word that means ‘this almost looks like something’, lol.
Doodlewash prompt: Tomatoes. I started trees before I thought of tomatoes and hadn’t pulled out any reds. Ah well, tamrillos are kind of purplish and they’re called tree tomatoes.
Doodlewash prompt: Sand. At first, I just thought about doing dots in all the different colors, but I didn’t think I’d have time. Then I had the idea of confetti blowing around in a sandstorm and combined the two.
Doodlewash prompt: Under Water. So this one has under water and over water. Close enough.
Doodlewash prompt: Wildflowers. Okay, this one is really a stretch, lol. It looks more like a piñata , but a piñata made of wild flowers. Right? Right?
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They are wonderful, looks like you had lots of fun doing them.
Have Zebra Pen Mildliner brush pens, like them, will give this a try.
Enjoy the weekend.
Thank you, Joan! You have a great weekend as well!
Great information on Hahnemühle YouTangle Tiles (review). Hopefully I can find some in Canada, I like collecting tins like this one, so many uses.
Thank you! I like collecting the tins, too. They make great travel palettes for watercolor as they’ll hold 15 full pans or 30 half pans. I like the postcard tins too because of the beautiful art on the lids. I wish I’d known about them sooner as the older ones are impossible to find unless you want to mortgage your house, lol.
of course my favorite is the last one – layered tangles. 🙂
That’s my favorite as well. I used the new mildliner colors for that one.
I love your doodles and the way you let your mind free to come up with these artistic drawings.
Just beautiful so colorful.
Love it
Thank you, Lynne! I think these doodly things I do are the moments when my mind puts everything together and create the basis for the more serious work I do.