Mary Pagón - Teadimensionalart Taking Tea and Art Into a New Dimension News

Tea For Two -- Let's Try For A Billion

Thu, 19 Apr 2012 19:37:16 CDT

Tea for two -- I bet you've heard that statement hundreds of times. TeaDimensionalArt is for one, two, hundreds or millions of people to feast their eyes on and enjoy. Well, now that I think of it, a million sure isn't what it used to be so let's try for a billion. Come and taste the warm, textural sensation of my tea art and bring a few friends with you.

Yin And Yang - Dynamic Duos - Just Like Tea And Art

Wed, 29 Feb 2012 18:25:06 CST

When it comes to dynamic duos -- I bet you think of yin and yang or salt and pepper.

Or, maybe you think of cookies and cream -- or some of you may even think of Batman and Robin. Well, the first thing that comes to mind for me is tea and art.-- take a look at some of my art and you will see the most dynamic combinations that will stretch your left cerebral hemisphere. By the way, sip a nice hot cup of tea while you're enjoying my art collection. My artwork puts the yin in the yang.

Keeping It Real - The Art Of Sipping Tea

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 09:04:58 CST

Keep your “Tea Time “ real – I sip a nice cup of green tea and then I take it to the next level.

Tea is about art. Tea is about texture, depth, color, and beauty. It’s about capturing the beauty of tea as you swirl it around in paint and then create a masterpiece on canvas.

Sip and then savor the beauty of tea with your eyes. It’s what art is all about and there’s nothing quite like tea.

Open A Box Of Tea And Let It Steep Your Imagination

Sun, 20 Nov 2011 19:58:48 CST

Why stay within the confines of a box -- use your God given imagination. Our imagination has no boundaries or walls. Our mind absorbs everything around us -- taking that information to the next level. TeaDimensionalArt transforms the way you think about art and takes art to the next level.

The next time you open a box of tea -- let it steep your imagination.

Tea Time Steeping Rhyme

Thu, 13 Oct 2011 00:22:25 CDT

I recommend tea in the morning and then late in the afternoon.

I’d even recommend stirring it with your finger if you don’t have a spoon.

But I’d never recommend steeping and then leaving the room, because you might lose count and return one minute too soon.