Showing posts with label ruutz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ruutz. Show all posts

Friday, 13 May 2016

Finishing up with Ruutz


Finishing Up With Ruutz


A collage of the pieces I managed to do this week




 I’ve had to sneak in tangle time between hospital visits this week and will need to do so for the following few weeks, possibly longer.  My MIL was diagnosed with breast cancer and it has been an exhausting series of appointments and tests and operation prep.

I still managed to get a few tiles in here and there. I was hoping to do Ruutz video, but just haven’t had the time or energy.  But here we have few tiles to finish up the Ruutz week. 

As you can tell, my mind wasn’t really with it, as I began shading just before the before- pic was taken. But hey, kudos to me for remember at all, lol.

Fun little sepia ruutz tile



Ruutz zentangle sepia

Ruutz zentangle sepia


This one was a little more complicated,  here is the before pic a few minutes after I started shading - woopsies

And the final piece all shaded and pretty and schtuff



Ruutz zentangle shaded

Ruutz zentangle shaded

And here is all of the ruutz tiles I managed to pull off over the weekly challenge













Wednesday, 4 May 2016

2nd Attempt at Ruutz


2nd Attempt at Ruutz

Again working with Eni Oken’s Ruutz Zentangle pattern. This time I DID plan the center design.  I’m not sure if you can see the faded pencil line behind one of the star-lines, I was attempting to do drop-shading there but just couldn’t get it right, so I erased it.  Le sigh.  One of these days I’ll get it right.


Yes again I forgot a before pic.  Something about this tangle makes you want to jump right into the shading.

Maybe I’ll remember for the “double challenge” I’ll be embarking on tomorrow.

Stay tuned!

Tuesday, 3 May 2016

First Attempt at Ruutz Zentangle


First attempt at Ruutz


Ruutz Zentangle Shaded
Ruutz Zentangle Shaded

The Ruutz Zentangle was created by Eni Oken.  The step-out pattern can be found here.  This pattern took a little getting used to, but is fairly simple once you grasp the concept.

I didn’t plan for the leaf pattern… err.. I mean Yes! I planned that leaf pattern and it turned out just as I expected! (I so did not plan the leaf the pattern… sigh.) 

 Because this pattern is so busy, I think the white space works nicely.

 Totally forgot the before pic.