Thursday, January 17, 2008

How do you spell coffee?


From Ann Baptist. Brampton Ontario, Canada. A lot of work went into finding all of these words and cutting them out. Kind of "spell"binding isn't it?

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Here's to Coffee


From Ann Baptist in Ontario, Canada. This postcard is made from pieces of disposable coffee cups and coffee packaging. It's very unique.

Dog

http://denis.charmot.free.fr. This dog was sent by Denis Charmot. France. It was included with a note on the back with the following post. http://perso.wanadoo.fr/charmot.art. These web addresses were included on the back too.

Tuesday, January 8, 2008

Cafe, realized with instant coffee!

This is a very unique work of art created entirely from instsnt coffee. Lovely. By Denis Charmot. France

Charmot's Envelope


This is the envelope that the previous 2 images were sent in. The little coffee pot drawing was neat so I include it here. By Denis Charmot in France.

Asliza Aris' Card



From Asliza Aris. MARA University of Technology. Malaysia. This is another digitaly created card with a surreal feeling.

Suzlee Ibrahim's Card


From Suzlee Ibrahim. MARA University of Technology in Malaysia. A very interesting card digitaly created. I like the shadow puppets.

Vycki Angel's card


From Vycki Angel. Pinson Alabama. Great card with an old world feel.

Sunday, January 6, 2008

Blue Bottle Coffee Co.

From Jennie Hinchcliff (c/o Red Letter Day). San Francisco, CA. I like it when people send me new stuff to try. This is a coffee I had never heard of, so now I'll seek it out and try it. Cool handwriting too!

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Serenade Blend

From Holly Gollnick (coffeebean). Manhattan, CA.

Life Over A Cuppa

From Sue Shingleton in Richmond, VA. This card has a very nostalgic look to it. Click on this image to take a look at the pink ribbon embedded up close. It's really cool.

Friday, January 4, 2008

Mail Tea

This is a creative idea sent to me by Francesca & Gabriele in Italy. It's attached to an image of a teapot.

Tea Collage

From Anne, thru-your-eyes mail art. Corrales NM. A beautiful collage made from green tea packaging.

Red, White, & Blue Coffee


From Kerry88 in Portland, OR. A very serene image.

Earl Grey & Chai



From Pati Bristow in Los Altos, CA. Here is a beautiful ATC & a tea package. I thought the envelope was cool too.

Stamped Postcard

This postcard was made and sent from Deutschland by Schoko Casana Rosso.

More Coffee


morens80@Libero.it. This great postcard is from Italy.

Thursday, January 3, 2008

My Favorite Things...

From Betty Motes in Nebraska. Drink lots of good green tea for excellent health.

That's One Large Mug!

From A.R.T. in Grove City, PA. If only I could find a cup so big...

Red Coffee Cherries

The worn hands in this picture caught my attention and remind me of the unseen work that goes into every cup of coffee. Richard Coffee. (Illinois).

Global Warming Mug


Ricardo. (Illinois).

Coffee Ring 4


Richard. (Illinois).

CRS


Ricardo. (Illinois).

Darth Vader Mug



Ricardo. (Illinois). I recieved a few of these coffee paraphanalia ads. They were all very amusing!

Coffee Ring 3

Richard. (Illinois).

Coffee Ring 2

Richard. (Illinois)

Quink

I've done similar things. Richard. (Illinois)

Coffee Ring 1

Richard started sending me these coffee rings with interesting coffee related info written on them. (Illinois)

Half a Cup of Coffee


Richard. Illinois.

Cool Blue

Richard. Illinois.

Community Shared Coffee Cup



This is an interesting interpretation of this phrase. Again, Richard from Illinois.

Yin Yang Coffee

This image blends two things I love...Chinese philosophy and Coffee. Thanks Richard (from Illinois).

Starbucks 2

This is another work created by Cool land in San Francisco, CA. I like the transparent effect in this one.

Starbucks 1

This is one of two digitally created works from Cool land in San Francisco, CA.

Coffee & Tea

This is actually two separate pieces (turned into three). The top one is a mug-shaped postcard from Danielle Verte in Belgium. I separated the front and back to view them simultaneously. The bottom work is from Richard in Illinois. I actually recieved 28 pieces from him for this call!

Au Cafe


This is a great piece I recieved from an artist in France, Jean-Luc Lacroix. It is made from real tea stains, tea leaves, and a tea bag. Awesome! Here's his site: http://lacroixjeanluc.free.fr/lacroixsite.