Always thought it would be fun to do a stacked coffee cup picture. It’s harder than it looks. Of course if I didn’t tend to overdo things it might have been easier, with fewer cups for instance. And I’m not a big fan of outlining in black, but in this case it helped to separate the foreground from the background.
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This one is really great, I would love it on my kitchen wall!!
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Funny you should say that because I was thinking the same thing. Except my kitchen is mostly blues and yellows. So I may have to do another one.
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Loved it!
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Love this idea, and also the outlining. You seem to use a lot of owls…a favorite animal or just material you have a lot of?
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I do like owls, but you’re right, I was just using up some stickers left behind by grandchildren who have outgrown them. Obviously I haven’t yet. lol Also I bought an owl stamp for $16.00!!!! So you will see him making an appearance everywhere.
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I love the sparkles and highlights on the cups!
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It helped to brighten them up. I tend to use a lot of dark colours. Who needs moody teacups, right? 😄
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I love all the textures and warmth from this. Very nicely done!
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Thanks! The background looks coffee stained, hey? It isn’t really, I promise.
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Love this!
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This is beautiful. 🙂 And fun.
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This is another one I wish were at the store.
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Love it Lin! How do you do it?
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When the artistic bug bites you just have to go with it. Although I’m guessing you already know that. 😄
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I like the ‘form lines’ around each cup. Makes the work reminiscent of northwest coast Indian art.
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China totem pole. Love the owls.
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Perhaps an owl totem pole should be next.
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Loved seeing this and pursuing through your posts! Thanks for sharing this! I look forward to following your blog and reading more from you!~Rita
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fun…clever and creative……
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Now balance them walking backward, in heels!
(Your little owlies are so cute!)
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love it! 🙂
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If were to join you in a cup of tea or coffee, I would love to have a cup with an owl or the butterfly on it. Your designs and artwork is exquisite! You may be able to learn how to juggle the cups, ha ha!
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I couldn’t agree more with willowdot21, perfect for the kitchen!
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I just snuck back here to look at this again : )
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