I suspect Karen's first attempts at different tones on her work involved varied coffee drinks - hazelnet non-fat latte, mocha with whipcream, and so forth. Unfortunately, while plain espresso smells astoundingly good for months after application, the milk products bring a new meaning to "bad art".
I wonder if a coffee shop would be interested in buying this artwork for display? Would seem fitting.
Bullhonkey. Only way I'd believe these were painted with coffee is if they were all scratchy and jittery, and there wasn't a smooth line to be seen. You know the artist was eating his paint while making these. #coffeeartbykareneland
My viola teacher when I was a kid does these kinds of paintings. Although, hers are originals, not reproductions.
She says for the most part, cheap coffee brands don't make for good sludge-paint whereas better brands are easier to work with. She'll buy different brands based on colours too. #coffeeartbykareneland
Hahahaha! I like how Adam's rockin' the French press, and serving God. Awesome symbolism. Would've worked as an entirely different symbol if it were reversed, too. #coffeeartbykareneland
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I wonder if a coffee shop would be interested in buying this artwork for display? Would seem fitting.
Thanks a latte, Rosa. #coffeeartbykareneland
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She says for the most part, cheap coffee brands don't make for good sludge-paint whereas better brands are easier to work with. She'll buy different brands based on colours too. #coffeeartbykareneland
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