Hello and welcome to another super fun week of doodles, dots and what knots! Woo hoo! :)
The idea above of using the cup is not my own but totally had fun attempting it myself. I loved using my own art and challenging myself to start a trend of drawing on paper/cups. Everyone should try it at least once!
OK. Busy, busy weekend of online History tests and writing papers, so putting this up a little early for peeps. I'll make my rounds as soon as I can.
Thank you EVERYONE for hanging in there with me, your continued support and fun here in the bloggie world. It truly means alot to me.
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Ah yes give me an art excuse to treat myself to take out coffee. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI know you are really busy and I think its so kind of you to still host the link party every week, take care, love the sketch, drawing on paper cups sounds like quite a challenge
ReplyDeleteHa. I absolutely love how the art extends up onto the cup. Coffee. Yum.
ReplyDeleteI started an online course last month. It's only one course, so kudos to you for getting through a full load of school and keeping your art projects going!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of cup and paper drawings.
Wow neat that you drew part of your sketch on your cup ~ lovely sketch ~ Know you will do well on your exams ~ hugs to you ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely Sketch work.
ReplyDeleteTake a look at mine ..
http://ashbeezone.wordpress.com/2012/11/03/angelotep-shamossow/
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cute sketch, playful trend, first I'm hearing of it!
ReplyDeleteThat's very clever!! Love that idea :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea, imaginative and clever! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting! :)
I love your Giving Tree sketch and how the cup is brought into it. Cool idea!
ReplyDeleteHow Fun! Good Luck with the tests!
ReplyDeleteI love this, it's so cute, loved how you used the cup in there! Super fun!
ReplyDeleteI like the way your drawing overflows to the cup. Did you ever see Gwyneth Leech's coffee cup art exhibit at the Sprint Prow ArtSpace in the Flatiron Building in Manhattan? Check it out!
ReplyDeleteA fabulous heart tree and a wonderfully fun idea with the mug:)
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fun idea today Alexandra! I like the hearts in the tree. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteCute way to be absorbed in your art so that it flows over to your activity of drinking cofffee!
ReplyDeleteA good time to be thinking of giving too after the terrible storm on our east coast!
Enjoy your studies. Happy Sunday Sketching!
I love how you sketched onto the bottom of your cup! I might have to try that next! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteCool drawing including the cup!! I have to try it out sometime ;o) All the best for school!!! Big Hugs ;o)
ReplyDeleteHi Alexandra, love this sketch, good fun.. :)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the sweet tree sketch!!
ReplyDeleteI love that your sketch goes right up the cup! How adorable and spontaneous!
ReplyDeleteMay the history test be a breeze :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't even notice at first that it went right up the cup, i so want to do this now too! You HAVE started a trend.
ReplyDeleteBoohoo, I guess I missed the time cut off due to daylight saving :( I didn't think to check that today!
ReplyDeleteWell I have my Sunday Sketch up on my blog nevertheless:))
http://wethree3.blogspot.com/2012/11/perfect-breakfast-and-other-art.html
PS I love your art, the tree is lovely and hopeful!
ReplyDeleteI was a disorganized clump Sunday, so missed out. My apologies. love the drawing on the cup idea! as always, you challenge our creativity and make us grow! thank you!
ReplyDeletecheers, dana
I admire you so much how you are juggling your studies and the beautiful drawings you are creating and as well hosting the sunday sketches. The drawing including the cup looks so cute!
ReplyDeleteAnd there the drawing on the cup is again! Oh, I just love this wondering of creative ideas. I am definitely inspired. I agree with comments above regarding admiration for juggling all that you do. I've been absent from blogging and sharing here for so long because I have a hard time juggling it all. Thank you for continuing to share what you do here and for hosting the sunday sketches.
ReplyDeleteAloha :)