I enjoy these so much, so felt the need to make some more tea bag bird. I transfer my drawings to tea bags, add just a smidge of colour, some bits of text from an old book, and some markings with ink and whatever tool I want.
I bought some small clip frames, and decided to display the birds in them.
I love the colour that the tea bag has on it naturally.... some more greenish, some really brown, and some quite rosy in colour.
And now I have two more tea bag birds to add to my collection.
I love your tea bag birds too Kim x
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. I'm not usually one for clip frames but they set the tea bag birds off a treat.
ReplyDeleteStunning!!They look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour birds are just wonderful - and the natural color from the tea bag sets them off just perfectly.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful piece of art Kim.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to display your birdies.
Any chance you would do a tutorial on how you do the colourings or do something like birds on a tea bag. I would be very interested....hint hint
Lesley♥
These are stunning. I love all the clean white space.
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful in those frames!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous Kim, and the clip frames really do them justice xx
ReplyDeleteOh I just love your art Kim! The birds are lovely...I share your love of working with tea bags!
ReplyDeletewonderful work. and Yeah! in another magazine!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful and framed in such a way to highlight how unusual they are!! Great job!
ReplyDeletethese are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog. I'm really enjoying your little birds, they look like they might take flight off the page any moment. Love the presentation too.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim- So glad to discover your blog! Loving these little birds. Congrats on finding yourself in another magazine...I am attempting to get some proposals out there myself..(some nerves involved!)--Julie
ReplyDeleteI love your artwork! Is it okay to pin it on Pinterest?
ReplyDeleteWow, so pleased to have discovered your blog via Claudine class, such great imagery. I am intrigued by the drawings on tea bags.. How exactly?
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