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Another attempt at the ellipse! I'm going to have to revisit this one again sometime because I really like this teacup and the wonderful square plate it sits on. Perfect for some tea and a scone!
An Art Deco teacup part of a tea service given to a great aunt of mine as a wedding present in 1936.
Royal Albert green teacup with pink roses. I've never seen another one like it. The shape of it and the rose pattern on it are like the Princess Anne pattern.
Some of my artwork
(I used some actual tea to paint this :D)
Usually I put my art stuff here: www.flickr.com/cassie_tucker2
Pink glass teacup and saucer belonging to my mother-in-law. Although they are the same colour and material, they are not a set, as the cup used to belong to HER mother-in law. I had to take this out into the driveway to get the sun to shine on it and make interesting refractions. The table is home-made from rough planks and bamboo tripod legs. I love the rough texture of the wood.
Day 92 of 365 Days in Colour - Day 3 of February, Pink.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
1. Raw Body Mug... Detail, 2. Mugs, 3. Cup and Saucer, Rice Hull Ash Glaze, 4. The one I learn from, 5. White Cup with Carved Lines, Blue and Orange Accents (1), 6. Green Cups with Engraved Black Linework (4), 7. Teacups, 8. Teacup, 9. Green Cups with Engraved Black Linework (3), 10. Orange Juice Cups, 11. cup and saucer, 12. Small Squared Orange and Yellow Bowl (1), 13. Woodfired Tea Bowl 57, 14. 3 Cloud Tea Bowls, 15. teacups, 16. little ash bowl
An inter-active exhibit at the Chookah Kids festival. Each cup had a motor & the children could hop in with the baby & drive them around this area. Despite what I thought were rather scary babies, they were immensely popular.
Mi cuento ''CafĂ© para dos'' saliĂ³ publicado en ArteSomos, revista digital.
Pueden volver a leerlo en la pĂ¡gina 83. Gracias siempre por el apoyo :)
by the oh so talented Katy ( imagingermonkey.blogspot.com/ )- who knows how much I love a nice cup of tea, especially when it comes from a pretty teacup....thanks Katy!
gorgeous Royal Stuart teacup given to me recently by mum from her collection. This was given to mum around 1958. Marking says Spencer Stevenson England 492. I love how this is totally covered in the gold flowers