Sunday, May 15, 2016

Sunday Sketches - Coffee Cup Art





Welcome to Sunday Sketches!  I did some coffee cup art for you today, I decided to paint this magnolia bud on a coffee cup sleeve in acrylic, outlined in waterproof pencil. I have it displayed in various ways in the photos above. 

18 comments:

Wanda said...

Should talk to Starbucks...you could be famous. I like it a lot.

The Happy Whisk said...

I love it. That sure beats what the coffee houses put on their cups.

Happy Sunday :-)

PS: I told myself I was going to bed and still, I sit. Must go .... sleep calling .... cannot fight it ... zzzzz ....

Valerie-Jael said...

Love your sleeve, a great idea and will make for an individual syle. Have A nice Sunday, hugs, Valerie

Kay said...

You are so creative, Christine.

Unknown said...

Love your creativity... although I'm sorry to say that I don't prefer coffee in a paper cup. I'm a bit old school on that ;-)
xx
Michelle ♥

stefanie stark said...

It's phantastic! I love it so much! And it inspires me as well as I often see these coffee cup sleeves in our canteen and I always thought that I would love to do something creative with them. Now I know what to try :) Many thanks for sharing this sweet idea!

Christine said...

Ivy I have trouble getting to bed too!

Christine said...

Can't wait to see yours Stephanie!

Claudia W | ImagesByCW said...

What a clever idea! I would have never thought about it. Probably because I hardly ever use paper cups - LOL - have a great Sunday!

Anonymous said...

I love it. You are very creative!

GalleryJuana said...

Sweet art to make the morning coffee even more joyful!

Adam said...

very neat

Anonymous said...

It's nice to have art as a hobby.

Lisabella Russo said...

What a wonderful idea Christine! Your flower painting is beautiful.

Nas said...

Beautiful work and I love the idea!

Sue said...

the mark of a true artist -- one who can paint on anything :)
love it!!

Serena Lewis said...

I love it! :)

Jennifer Rose said...

thats a good idea :) a series of these would be interesting :)