As I continue working through the darling tea cups and mugs sent to me, I find great joy not only in simply having fun and fine tuning my own technique/style but am also touched at the number of lovely peeps who are sharing a part of their daily life with me! Enjoy this one above sent by a lovely lady who lives in Delaware.
Happy Sunday Sketches! We'll soon be celebrating 6 years of this wonderful art co-op! Woot!
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such a sweet glimpse of this cup!
ReplyDeleteHee Thank you, Tammie. :)
DeleteAnother cute mug Alexandra!
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats On 6 years!!! That must be how long I've been painting!
DeleteThank you, Christine and yes, can you believe it's already been 6 years?! :D
DeleteYour cups really are beautiful,I must send you a pic of mine, it's got wild flowers on it too
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xxx
Awww...thank you, Donna. And yes, please do. Hope your week is starting off well. xx
DeleteLovely sketch, Alexandra! I'm finally back to participating. YAY!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Serena. And SO glad you're back here with us. Your daily sketches have been a delight to see. :)
DeleteLove this idea Alexandra and look forward to seeing the combination of them all at the end of the month.
ReplyDeleteHappy SS x
Thank you, Helen. It's been enjoyable thus far. Am thinking about another slight twist to what I'm already doing. We'll see. xx
DeleteBeautiful mug and colors!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!! :D
DeleteI love your cup and I also love your photography skills! You always manage to take such beautifully clear photos of your work. I'm struggling at the moment with the dull grey English weather! x
ReplyDeleteAwww, thanks, Clare. I'm simply using my i-Phone! lol It can be challenging when it's cloudy out. On those days, I simply upload my photo into picmonkey. There's a tool where you can change the color and I shift it from grey or the brown tone I can get on cloudy days to more of a white. Check it out and let me know if you have any questions. xx
DeleteFirstly my sincere apologies for entering my wrong blog post on number 11 of your link. I have tried to delete it, but nothing appears to work. I've now entered the correct post in number 12. Sorry I'm such a numpty.
ReplyDeleteComputers have it in for me today. My laptop's not working either!
I hope you can delete it and it doesn't mess you're numbers too much.
Now on to the serious matter of art. You're floral mug is delightful. Two of my favourite things... Tea and flowers!
I hope you've had a wonderful weekend and are ready for a fun packed creative week ahead x
No worries at all, Neesie. It happens and I've fixed it. :)
DeleteThank you for your lovely compliment. I appreciate it. Hope your week has started off well. Have a hot cuppa for me. xx
What a lovely and sweet cup! Such a darling idea to paint other people's favorite tea cups!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisa. It's fun and a little inspired by my lovely friend, Tracey.
DeleteLove your tea cup. It looks great!! Love the stories behind your cups!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful new week!!
Jane
Thank you, Jane! Hope your week started off well. :)
DeleteI love that idea of drawing and painting your blog reader's various cups (photos) they send it. There are so many cup illustrations out there but doing that and cutting them out gives it your won twist too. These are fun and whimsical. Love them.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! Yes, I think cutting them out adds that extra twist to things. :)
DeleteLove the shape and colors you used, Alexandra! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tracy. :)
DeleteLove this tea cup and mug series ~ so delightful and well done ~
ReplyDeleteWishing you a joyful week, ^_^
6 years, wow! Love the tea cup! So pretty and cute! Hugs!
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