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Quick! Hit upload before I change my mind.
I spent most of my day yesterday working on this. I recently got a Wacom tablet which has made editing faster for me and it's awesome.
I'm really trying to push towards some new techniques and styles. My photography has yet to reach a place where I am consistently happy with what I am producing. I wonder if I will ever get to where I want to be with it.
Well, you knew I would have a purple tea cup. Along with all the other collections I have I really have a rather large tea cup collection. For several years a good friend and I co-hosted a Mother-Daughter Tea. Going home with a beautiful tea cup was always included. (it would probably be really cute with a little mouse sitting on that saucer a la Janice)
Kappabashi Dori, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
Leica M7
Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm F2.0 ZM
Kodak Portra 400
DSLR Scan/Valoi Easy35
Negative Lab Pro
beautiful foxglove teacup. vintage.
The name digitalis comes from the Latin word for "finger," The flower got its informal name from the legend that fairies gave these blossoms to the foxes to wear on their claws for gloves, so they would not get caught when raiding the chicken coop. Foxgloves are symbolic of insincerity.
this is a quick ink and watercolor sketch. When I feel my paintings are getting too tight, I love to do quick sketches with ink or just watercolor. I have many of my grandmothers tea cups - they are so pretty and colorful and I like to add them to my paintings.
I just fall in love when I saw this little teacup...The whole collection of the Wedgwood Cuckoo is so lovely! So i have to save to collect the complete Afternoon tea range....there are four different colours teacups, cakestand, plates and milk and sugar cans..
I'm so inspired to make a matching cupcake or cake!