Some of us may give our used tea bags a second life by squeezing an extra steep out of them, but Ruby Silvious takes things a step further by using the thin paper as a canvas for miniature paintings. Silvious mirrors the simple ritual of tea drinking in quiet paintings that show slices of everyday life, like laundry drying and cats looking out the window.
The artist began her initial…
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Amazing
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How fascinating. Such skill, and something I had never imagined.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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Gorgeous and a fascinating idea. Thanks, Sarah!
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That is simply amazing. I wonder how long the painting would last and if the paper it is on is inherently unstable. I don’t know the answer but I wouldn’t like something as beautiful as that to be lost 🙂
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These are wonderful, Sarah. I love them, especially the cats and the one with the Lindor wrapper dress. I have a friend, Isabell Buenz who uses teabag paper (not used tea bags). https://www.flickr.com/photos/isabellbuenz/sets/72157647902120839/
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Stunning and amazing
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NEVER would I have thought of this. I love the one that’s combined with a Lindor chocolate wrapper. These are SO CLEVER!
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Now, that’s an original idea! I wonder how long the paintings last.
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Thanks so much for introducing us to these – just fascinating!
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Art, will find a way. 😀
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