I like to call my paintings Art Infusion. I use so many varieties of teas in my paintings (Chinese Oolong , Japanese Matcha, Indian Chai, African Rooibas -- the list is endless). The teas infuse variations of color, a delicate balance of texture and natural aromas made by Mother Nature…(continue reading)
Posted in Miscellaneous. Updated May 16th, 2011.
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The name "Chamomile" comes from the Greek word meaning "ground apple." Like the Greeks and the Romans, I enjoy a nice cup of full-bodied, aromatic chamomile tea before settling in for the evening. I decided to mix a chamomile tea with a forest berry tea to create a painting. The fragrant…(continue reading)
Posted in Miscellaneous. Updated May 29th, 2011.
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I am stepping out in faith in 2011 -- making leaps and bounds with my art. I will continue to create, be courageous, astound, connect, influence, unite, amaze, bring joy, relate, encourage, and most of all, be inspired to create something beautiful for someone to gaze upon -- so even in dire circumstances…(continue reading)
Posted in Miscellaneous. Updated January 5th, 2011.
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After taking a few sips from my cup of soothing chamomile tea and inhaling the flowery aroma, I felt rejuvenated. I decided to use this tea which is made from dried flowers that grow in Europe and in Asia and Rishi's Wuyi Organic Oolong tea in a painting I call “Unabashedly Questionable.”…(continue reading)
Posted in Miscellaneous. Updated June 22nd, 2011.
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Lipton’s orange, passionfruit green tea is a winner for my canvas and my taste buds! It’s got the health benefits of green tea plus the sweet passionfruit taste with a hint of jasmine that stays on the palate. While I was savoring the taste of this green tea, I was inspired to paint…(continue reading)
Posted in Miscellaneous. Updated January 5th, 2011.
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