Tag art of tea
Sunday 2 May- the Battle of Hogwarts To my Harry Potter fans, this one’s for you. On this anniversary day of the Battle of Hogwarts, here is my slightly child-like cup. As a consistent and faithful Slytherin, I had to… Continue Reading →
Wednesday 17 March Top of the beautiful bloody morning to ya! I designed this cup in October, as I was very excited to do it. To those fans of Irish breakfast tea, you’ll recognize the label as an imitation of… Continue Reading →
Monday 14 December Halfway through Hanukkah (I know, I know, but its finals, man), and here is the first of my festive cups for December. For me, celebrating Hanukkah is a family, social affair, and so this year not being… Continue Reading →
Happy Thanksgiving Day! Now I haven’t had a traditional Thanksgiving meal since 2016 in Massachussetts, but I’m getting ready for an ‘orphans friendsgiving’ this year. This year I am giving thanks to being on the grad school adventure in London,… Continue Reading →
Remember, Remember the Fifth of November. Gunpowder, treason, and plot. We see no reason, why gunpowder treason, should ever be forgot. My first Guy Fawkes (Bonfire Night) did not disappoint. With night falling so quickly now (a solid 4:30) the… Continue Reading →
Saturday 31 October (A Spooky Full Moon) Happy Halloween one and all! After a successful pre-Halloween Covid type party with the flatmates, I made my way to Surrey. Armed only with spooky scary skeleton earrings, and Snoopy Halloween socks I… Continue Reading →
It’s time to Think Pink! And no I don’t mean Victoria’s Secret. October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, and even during this COVID time, cancer research is still vitally important. Of course this doesn’t negate an of the terror of… Continue Reading →
Happy Thanksgiving to my Canadian fellows! How I wish I had a version of Canadian tea to drink today, but I’ll have to stick with the good ole English cuppa for now. As this is also Indigenous People’s Day in… Continue Reading →
The official image of the Blog. I knew I needed a main image, but most of the subsequent art is themed after this one- a to-go cup, or “da portare via”, as my four months in Italy taught me. As… Continue Reading →