Well, here is my version of a coffee pot. This is my white china Victorian Coffee Pot/Server. Because of its elegant nature, even though it is a coffee pot, I also use it for teas. It was a gift.
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About Me
- Ramona Davidson
- United States
- I am a grandmother who now has time to do art. I like to draw, paint, and journal. My recent drawings are on my blog: Sketches and Things. My most recent journaling at: Philibiblia Journals of the Heart. My paintings can be found at: Ramona's Art Projects.
Very nice. It is often hard to get the roundness of a white smooth object. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and elegant! You did a good job with the shadings, I really could "feel" the curves of the pot, and how much of a porcelain it is made of.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your comment Ramona. :) I will not be gone for too long(the last longest time was years) and art will always remain as part of my life and my passion.
Lovely drawing of your coffee/tea pot! It is fun to see everyone's rendition of their coffee pots! All are unique.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job with something that is hard to do. It definitely has the porcelin feel to it. Well done!
ReplyDeleteGreat shading! A very stately pot!
ReplyDeleteAnd it looks just elegant enough, too, to be used as a teapot! Well done!
ReplyDeleteNice shading, and great pot! This is one uppity coffee pot - you definitely need to stroke its ego by having it serve tea! Reminds me of Mrs. Pots in the Disney picture Hunchback of Notre Dame (voice by Angela Lansbury). Now that's classy.
ReplyDeleteVery nice Ramona. It is elegant. I hope you use it for more than special occasions.
ReplyDeleteVery elegant object, and a great drawing! Your choice of colors works very well with the delicate style of the coffee pot!
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