Black tea with Mint |
Even though the class is over, the private Facebook page is still buzzing. Everyone is producing a lot of work and setting up their web sites and coming up with their logo, etc. I am not as prolific but I am still doing what I like. I do find that the more I look at others work, the more influenced I am. That can be a good or a bad thing. I guess I will need to put a filter on what I am looking.
Here's one inspired by some jade plants in the backyard. I was very unhappy with the first color palette. I posted it at the class' private Facebook group and got some great feedback and encouragement and here's a few variations. Like always hours can be suck out just playing around with different color palettes. So much fun!
Ok now off to go visit the ladies at T for Tuesday!
I know exactly what you mean by sucking hours making digital art. I'm no good at all, but when I try it, I look up five hours later and have accomplished nothing. I really admire what you made and your color choices, too.
ReplyDeleteI used to have all kinds of mint in my yard, but somehow I managed to kill it with my lawn mower. This year I bought more and now can't wait to add it to tea and salads. Thanks so much for sharing your lovely art and tea with us for T today. Glad to see you back, too. Believe it or not, you were missed!!
Thanks Elizabeth. Maybe you are being your own worst critic (I know I am) and your digital is not as bad as you think. Would love to see some of them. Thanks for not forgetting about me and I will do my best to be there every week.
DeleteI have been absent, a bit too. Serendipity that your design (which is gorgeous by the way) is just like my rose in a tea cup!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicki. I'll have quite a bit to catch up with you all.
DeleteHello and Happy T Day! Your tea sounds perfect and your digital art is so pretty! I love all the colors you've chosen, well done!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and have a wonderful day!
Thanks Dawn.
DeleteSince I haven't the vaguest idea how to do digital art, it always impresses me. I really like the colors you played with.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debbie. Playing with the colors was a lot of fun. Digital art is different but still similar. The pen we use is called a stylus instead of a brush or color pencil. : )
DeleteThat sounds like a fun class with a nice community. And your mint sprig looks like a nice addition to your tea. Happy (Belated) T Day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet gift to receive as part of your class. I know nothing about digital art but I do waste a lot of time in front of my computer-:) Browsing can be soo addictive.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Ariel. I am bad with just surfing the net too when I should be sketching and making patterns.
DeleteI haven't got into digital art, but I do admire it. I spend enough time on the puter during the day as well as fiddling with scrapbooking photos, so I won't be starting that up.
ReplyDeleteSorry I am late.
Happy T Day.
xx
Oh you are not late. Just glad you stopped by. We are all doing something a little different and that's part of the fun with Elizabeth's T-group.
DeleteHi, I happened to pop back and found you had posted. Mint tea is lovely. I don't know how to do the things on the computer like change colors, etc. Mystifies me. But it looks good. I think I like the orange one the best. Happy belated T-Day! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Rita. Yeah I always seem to be the last one at the T-party. : )
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