Pam is a National Board-Certified Teacher for Young Adults and Youth. She was also named Teacher of the Year in Minnesota.  She is a certified Neuographica Specialist." As an art teacher with 35 years of experience, I've always had a deep interest in patterns. When I discovered Zentangle in 2011, I was immediately captivated and became certified in 2012. I’m passionate about sharing the Zentangle method and believe that teaching is at its heart. I approach each lesson with a calm and patient demeanor, as if the students were encountering it for the first time. My teaching style reflects how I would like to be taught. "

 Nysha is an accomplished quiltmaker. His work has been published in Quilting Arts Magazine (April/May 2015) and in ZenDoodle Workshop (Fall 2016.) He has taught internationally and twice at TangleU, a seminar for CZT’s. Nysha discovered Zentangle patterns while searching online for free-motion quilting patterns. His interest grew, and since no one in his area was teaching Zentangle at the time, he decided to become certified himself.  " I teach Zentangle, emphasizing the fundamental marks, breath, focus, and step-by-step process. I reinforce the idea that "Anything is possible, one stroke at a time.” Zentangle is adaptable and can be taken in many directions. My goal is for students to experience the calm and focus that Zentangle provides, and to realize that this sense of possibility can extend to all aspects of their lives." 

 Rachael has written and published three volumes of instructional books “Zenfully Yours- A Treasury of Mindfulness” and a portable reference book for storing tangles called “My Tangle Treasury.” Rachael began her Zentangle journey during the Covid pandemic when a friend taught classes on Zoom. Rachael began participating weekly and reproducing compositions. Her passion grew, leading her to follow project packs by Zentangle headquarters and ultimately become a Certified Zentangle Teacher. "I am passionate about sharing the art of Zentangle as a tool for promoting mental wellness, particularly among middle and high school students. My Zentangle style continues to evolve, but my approach remains grounded in the core principles of ‘One Stroke at a Time’, ‘Trust the Process’, and ‘There are No Mistakes’. I believe that mistakes offer unexpected opportunities for creativity." 

Kelli has a YouTube channel for beginners that features a few hundred videos.  She creates kits with fun items to go along with some of the videos. 

Kelli first discovered Zentangle when she enrolled her daughter and nieces in a children's summer course with a local Certified Zentangle Teacher (CZT).  Captivated by their artwork, she was inspired to learn Zentangle.  Kelli began taking classes with the CZT and eventually pursued and completed the CZT certification course. "My teaching style focuses on beginner tangling and helping others embark on their own Zentangle journey. I enjoy creating quick tiles that don't require too much forethought. I rarely use color and often revisit my favorite tangles to keep things simple."  Kelli has aspirations of creating videos for children.