T Stands For Coffee

I don't deny it.  I love coffee.  I often drink it "white."  By that I mean I use a TON of half and half (called single cream in England) to keep the acidity at bay.  I often get inspired when I drink coffee, but today I'm joining Gill at Gibby Froggett Craftations, this month's host at Art Journal Journey  because her theme, Inspired by . . . inspired me to create a work of art that honors coffee.

It's also what I'm sharing for T today.

I admit my coffee isn't QUITE as white as the one in the top cup, but it's definitely whiter than the second cup from the top.

I really want everyone to know what my T post is about today.

Should I call this Warhol coffee? 

I created this in my large art journal by first laying down some lovely tissue paper Krisha sent me for my birthday.  I then added six coffee related paintings, photos, or stenciled art.  Finally, I cut the circle from a magazine image.

Now it's your turn to share a drink related post.  Your post may include photos, a place you visited, movies, postcards, books, sketches, mixed media, drawings, paintings, tags, scrapbooking, or other art that is digital, hybrid, or traditional, as long as it in some way relates back to a drink, any drink.  Please share your direct link below and Bleubeard and I, along with the rest of the T gang will be by to visit.

Before you link, I want to remind you that we have a little over a month until our 5th T Tuesday anniversary.  I would love to get more of you involved in making an ATC this year, so I have come up with a plan.  Instead of our usual Pay It Forward (PIF), where you send to the next person on the list who has an asterisk* after their name, this year, I propose, IF YOU WANT to create an ATC, put your country name after your name.  I will then randomly assign an ATC partner who you will send to.  One ATC to them, and one ATC from them.  The cost of postage, which may be the reason some of you can't play, will be greatly reduced if we trade within our own countries.  Not to worry.  If someone doesn't have a partner or another person from that country, you will receive an ATC from me.  Also, if there is an uneven number of people from one country, I will assign who sends to whom, just like in a round robin.  Please let me know what you think of that idea in your comments, or if you would prefer the PIF process as in the past.
 


Please don't forget to meet me at Art Journal Journey today, too!