I created this piece early because I'll be linking to Leslie Saeta at Slices of Life later, so the regular T crowd doesn't have to scroll down to find the T Stands for Tuesday post.
When I finished this piece, which was an accident looking for art to happen, I thought it looked like Oklahoma (a US state) with dyslexia. Then I realized it looked like a tea pot with an infuser. The size of this piece is 8" X 8" (20,32 cm X 20,32 cm) and I named it "Infused."
So that's what I'm serving for T this Tuesday, along with my favorite tea cup and saucer. Show us what you're serving today, whether it's altered art, a scrapbook page, mixed media, your garden, pet, or favorite mug or cup. Then link below and join the rest of the T Stands for Tuesday gang. We'll be by as will Bleubeard, who is here to remind you that photos don't have to be taken on Tuesday.
And while I have you here, I want to let you know I'll be playing in
Seth Apter's Studio Table over at The Altered Page on Thursday, September 18. He's taking a page out of my friend Julia's What's On Your Workdesk? Wednesday (WOYWW) and asking us to bare our
I've just caught up - I knew I'd missed a lot so I started from where I left off - as i wanted to read your blog posts in chronological order - Elizabeth - you amaze me! Love the tea infuser - though not a tea drinker! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteLovely cup! and I see what you mean about the infuser! fun!
ReplyDeleteI still need your mailing info- you can find my email in my google profile- click on it in the right side column of my blog. thanks.
Very excellent teapot with infuser - intended or not, I love the colours. And the wee teacup is beautiful!! Not sure I'll have anything to share T wise this week :( but I shall try :D
ReplyDeleteoh what a creative view and clever title Elizabeth-love it!! Happy T day to you and Bleubeard!
ReplyDeletePictures come out much differently to how it started out, much like making a card. its never how we imagined it
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I love the colors of your infused painting Elizabeth! Oh gosh you are more busy than I am ..lol! You are the Challenge Queen this month for sure! I feel with you, I have to keep everthing clean here too since cause I have no real studio .. ust working on my big kitchentable - most of my stuff is in the living room, but I guess that is a good thing- since as I always have to organize and keeping the space her in order I am always inspired too.
ReplyDeleteHappy T-Day dear Elizabeth!
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Susi
Very cool painting Elizabeth! I love the colours and how you tied it to your T Tuesday post. I think you're a natural at abstracts!
ReplyDeleteWow, you are busy! I'm trying not to do too much too soon, but I keep forgetting to post. Love your take on your painting
ReplyDeleteWow, you are busy! I'm trying not to do too much too soon, but I keep forgetting to post. Love your take on your painting
ReplyDeleteHello and Happy T Day! What a great painting again, I like the name of this one too. Are you putting these together in a book when done, can't remember if you mentioned it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a busy month you are having, that is good for you and for us since we get to see it.
Have fun!
I like that you've moved from expression only into some structure. Your subtle colours appeal to me, and I can certainly get the title.
ReplyDeleteVery creative and clever title too E!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure anyone would be ready to see my work space...it is quite shocking LOL but I have so much fun there.
Wishing you and Bleubeard a Happy T Day.
oxo
I got a kick out of your infusion painting, and I am going to be sorry when your abstract series ends.
ReplyDeletePretty cup! :)
Great color combo and I see the tea infuser. Clever tie in for Tea Tuesday.
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I'm loving your painting series. Painting is so freeing to me. Happy Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative painting this time, and a very colorful infuser! Happy T Day!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to thank you for your lovely comment today. I wish we lived near each other because you would LOVE playing with the gelli plate-esp. with a friend:)You do need to take several hours to allow for lots of play-and I have discovered that if you really don't like how a print turns out, just keep using it and eventually it turns out into something brilliant!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, love your humor!
ReplyDeleteI know I'm running a little later than usual, but just couldn't miss T-day.....grin
I'm off to scroll through the rest of your art.
Happy T-day to you and Bluebeard!
Hmmm, can't say I see the teapot, but I do see the state of Oklahoma! Too funny. Hugs, Crystal
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never I suppose...tagging in at the end of the list and hope to get to visit everyone later tonight! Brilliantly done painting dear E! this is a terrific project...that's a lot of paintings to commit to...good luck!
ReplyDeleteAh your imagination is as vivid as your paintwork, love the 'infused'. I think the infuser may have been the last thing I saw!!
ReplyDeleteHey, at least over at Seth's place you won't be shy about bareing your soul...and a tidy soul it is too..if anyone needs a reference, send them to me!!
I MADE it!! Didn't think I'd have anything to share, but I'm so glad the leetle grey cells woke up :D
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm here with my coffee today, in spirit, anyway :) can't get into my blog to post or anything!
ReplyDeleteBut I've come to visit :) Happy T day I like all your paintings--I see the infuser :)
Oklahoma with dyslexia lol Elizabeth you are funny! I love finding meanings or patterns from my paintings.
ReplyDeleteThese 30 day challenges are quite stressful. I guess it is because I'm taking part in 2 at the same time. But still I'm enjoying each creative pieces I come up with but sadly I'm not getting enough time to comment on others art-:(
Have a great week
Susan
I totally see a teapot with an infuser. :) Hugs! deb
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