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This is the formal tea sitting where you can sit on the floor. Behind it is a beautiful display of various sizes of tea cups. I would love to set up my home with such a space to enjoy good company and good tea.
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Zak Christovitchin with DVR's B71 in Vicrail Teacup livery at Diamond Valley Station.
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I've always admired and respected your teacups, Liz, and now I REALLY do! This is my first time to paint a teacup. In fact, being a coffee drinker, I own only this one teacup. And I do occasionally drink tea from it. :)
The drawing went reasonably well, considering it was a first try, though I did do light sketch in pencil instead of straight to ink. I couldn't get the cup to sit in the saucer, the weight is wrong. Then, for paint, I tried some Maimeri to be different and found that it doesn't work well on this paper (Strathmore Visual Journal). (Plus, I'm still a klutz with paint.)
Against my better judgement, I dabbed on some Daniel Smith to get some pigment into it, and although it didn't improve the mess, it seemed to help the overall look a little.
Teacups are tricky!
This is a beautifully shaped teacup! And a flawed saucer. The saucer looks nice from the top, but the base of it is too wide. Looks daft from the side. Also, haven't quite got the hang of handles - this is slightly too long, but it is nice and thin. The glaze is the runny cobalt blue stuff, and I don't really like it a lot. Goes quite thin, so the texture of the clay shows through. When I'd prefer it didn't.
I just love taking pictures of the Teacups ride. It's so colorful and people always look so happy when on it.
I was impressed by how sparkling new and clean it looks. It's more than 50 years old but the paint looks brand-new and it doesn't look like years of layers, either. So bright and clean.
A friend at work gave me a set of these teacups used for Gong-Fu tea ceremonies. Some of them have little chinese inscriptions on them, so I thought one would make an interesting photo. I have no idea what this says.
I just love taking pictures of the Teacups ride. It's so colorful and people always look so happy when on it.
I was impressed by how sparkling new and clean it looks. It's more than 50 years old but the paint looks brand-new and it doesn't look like years of layers, either. So bright and clean.