Spot of Painting, Spot of Tea
spot of painting with a spot of tea - used tea bags, tea bag string, wooden skewer, brown ink and water colour - 15cm long x 9.5cm wide -closed - 2002
spot of painting page 1 - used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - spine 11.5cm long, open length 29cm -2002
Spot of painting page 3-4 - used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour â?? spine 11.5cm long, open 29cm - 2002
spot of painting pages 5-6, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 7-8, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 9-10 - used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 11-12 - used tea bags, skewer, string, brown ink, water colour - open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 13-14, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour, open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 15-16, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting, pages 17-18, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink, and water colour, open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 19-20, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink, and water colour - open 29cms long - 2002
spot of painting pages 21-22, used tea bags, string, skewer, brown ink and water colour - open 29cm long - 2002
The beginning of my fascination with tea bags came from an artist’s camping trip into the red centre. As a student, I went to the Fink River in 2004, with the ANU NITA open art program, and Sandrifter 4WD Art and Outback Trips. I made the basics for the spot of painting, spot of tea book there! We drank a lot of tea around the open fireplace!