A couple more of my bird drawings collided with tea bag and some colour. 
I continue to enjoy working on tea bags and as I am a constant tea drinker, and also have friends that collect them for me, I don't see running out for a long time.
. . . . . the creative meanderings of Kim Henkel . . . . .
Kim I love these. I'm doing birds on teabags these days too so I especially admire these. Great fun! *smiles* Norma
ReplyDeleteThese are simply amazing! I love those soft earthy tones. Nice work Kim!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty...I always love art with birds!
ReplyDeleteLovely birds! I do love your style.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful drawings, my teabag collection is growing but are very dark compared to yours, I don't rinse them; I could of course. But your rusting is fabulous, I've never managed that intensity of color - you inspire me to try again. Hope you're better!
ReplyDeleteYour drawing are so lovely! Love the tea dye.
ReplyDeleteTea bags and birds make a lovely collision!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so inspiring to me. I have taken up drawing/sketching and my goal is to do birds and many other subjects. This makes me want to do them all the more. I thank you for sharing your work with us.
ReplyDeleteDo you use a pencil to sketch first then colour??? Inquiring minds would like to know.
Happy Tuesday, Lesley
Thank you for all of your comments. They make me smile! Below is a couple of answers to questions.
ReplyDeleteLesley - I don't actually draw on the tea bag, rather draw on paper, copy it to the size I want and transfer it using gel medium onto the tea bag. I then add the colour.
Emma - I mostly drink herbal tea, and therefore the bags are not as dark as black tea.