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The spinning teacups are totally my favorite.
I have more photos of Art & Soul Oakland 2007 on Novometro.
I still have a few special teacups that hold sentimental value for me. Collecting and exchanging teacups for special occasions such as weddings was a popular tradition. Of all my teacups, I bought one for myself, while the others were thoughtful gifts from special people.
Debi is hosting this wonderful swap with the Marie Antoinette Mail Art Group. I am her partner and this is the tea cup that I made for her, it is removable so that the cup can be used.
I love how this Hipstamatic photo looks almost impressionist with its blur, and how the colors are so strong.
Photo with Hipstamatic: Jimmy lens and Kodot XGrizzled film.
This photo is not safe for a global audience. It glorifies the consumption of heated caffeinated beverages. By use of soft focus combined with sensuously sleek curves it risks causing desirous impulses for the viewer.
In reality, caffeine is a highly addictive substance that can lead to a life long dependency.
Its dangerous for being a hot liquid. One that is readily available for a small price in many parts of the world. In some places, it is even available twenty-four hours a day, every day of the week. Yet a single cup, mishandled by carelessness or malicious intent, can cause painful burns to one or several people at a time. If the terrorists ever figure that out, God help us all.
(this, at last, concludes the 'safe a global audience' series)
Notes to +/- pro:
Please ignore its context within the safe global audience rant of mine.
My mom collected souvenir plates when we traveled. When I was very young, I decided I would collect miniature souvenir cups and saucers. I have given most away to my young great-nieces but kept a couple for the especially good memories.
ANSH Round 135, #6 teacup
Another surprising find in a Northern Maine anitque shop yesterday. I couldn't make it to Brimfield so I had to settle for Northern Maine. This is the first teacup I have found. The image looks like it may have been made from a daguerreotype.
Funfetti cake covered with buttercream and fondant. Plate, decorations and magnolia are fondant/gumpaste.
blogged about at s-renee.com/diy/diy-teacup-pinata/
Created from Ann Wood teacup paper mache template at annwood.net/blog/2011/02/24/paper-mache-teacup-pattern/
Brushed embroidery and edible image teacups.
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Teacup images from Jana at www.etsy.com/shop/whimsydust
"My heart is like a teacup covered with hairline cracks. I feel like I have to walk real carefully so it won't get shaken and just all shatter and break. " -- Francesca Lia Block, Missing Angel Juan.
Canon Canonet QL17 GIII
shot on Lomography LOMO X-Pro slide film, crossed processed
Teacups in a shrine, Singapore