Detail
Ingredients: vintage book page, book board, acrylic paint, coffee grounds, calligraphy ink, watercolor marker, color pencil, leafing pen, dry transfer, found metal. approximately 5" x 3 5/8".
Available for purchase in The Altered Page on Etsy.
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Detail
Ingredients: vintage book page, book board, acrylic paint, coffee grounds, calligraphy ink, watercolor marker, color pencil, leafing pen, dry transfer, found metal. approximately 4 5/8" x 3".
Available for purchase in The Altered Page on Etsy.
22 comments:
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I love your choice of colors and dimension.....AS USUAL.
"Add some TEXTURE, why doncha?"
No really, it's all perfect.
Gorgeous. Your color palette for this series is a favorite of mine. I have to admit, though, Sumatra coffee is not my most favorite roast. It's a good think I like your latest piece much more than I do Sumatra roast.
seth . this new series is so full of things i treasure..coffee & blue! you made me smile with the titiles
what fun!
Are you familiar with Jamie Ribisi Braley's tea encaustics?
Do you have the aroma factor? I want to touch these and almost fondle the textures...is that a special blue ink...Windsor? I just love the blues you are exploring...Imagine and Live in Peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
Yes, scratch and sniff art. It's time for that again! Love the use of coffee. Such an aromatic art medium.
Ooh that's a beautifully distressed piece. Gorgeous colours and textures.
Seth, had to laugh, I just sat down with my second espresso of the morning and your post came up first. I love my coffee! The blue works so well with the brown and I am intrigued by everything you put into this including the coffee grounds. This would be great on a very large scale...in a room where you can take in the full aroma...just imagine! I can see I am going to have to spend more time on your sight...it is great!
Jeanne :)
The coffee lovers are all abuzz about this fine piece ;-)
~what a tasty treat you have created...i see no fairies though in these ones...i can only imagine how heavenly they smell...brightest blessings~
so there i was, the parking lot in front of the UPS store, bending over to pick up a long piece of rusted metal from someone's car or muffler or something, thinking of seth. nice, heavy, maybe 6 inches long, 2 inches wide...gingerly wrapping it in a bag to bring home. see? your influence is everywhere!
What could be more perfect on a Saturday morning than good coffee and beautiful art? Love them! Love my Starbucks:-)
Coffee grounds and ink..who would have thought that. I like the mix of textures with the ink/paint...lovely! Congrats on being chosen for the Marketplace...I loved the art you submitted for that and the write up about it was also great!
Hope you are having a great weekend!
Mary
Just sitting here sipping my own coffee in Colorado and enjoying catching up.
Guess you are staying out of trouble....so much to do and doing it all well.
I love this post, Seth, and it resonates for me with one I have just posted on the subject of ... coffee (and spring and puffins). You might care to take a look here. You might even care to cast a vote for a favourite poem... (or you can click here to by-pass the coffee...).
Seth,
wonderful texture and colors, great idea for a series!
Delorse
Another two hot coffee works! I can even see the brew from here. Love the blue and brown shades and how you've worked them together- great patterns created! More wonderful works in this super series!
Seth, this combination of color and texture is just fabulous! Love the cool blue with the deep earthy browns.
Wonderful ... Rich ... and tempting blends you've created here Seth!
The blues are hard to get enough of!
oxo
I love the colors. As usual it is wonderful.. Thanks for always sharing.
katelen
i am just loving these new pieces seth!! i would love to purchase another to go with melt -- they would be so perfect side by side. they are gorgeous and i LOVE looking at the one i have from you all day.
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