Stuffed with people, light, coffee, and… stuff.
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Blackout
South KoreaNot bad.
The Great Hall
South KoreaYou mere humans.
Come inside
South KoreaWhere the ferocious light distills your passage of time.
“Wanna grab coffee?”
South KoreaEveryone has tender moments at a cafe.
Teamwork
America, Italy, South KoreaWoah, my latest piece is more time consuming than others. It will require a couple of shots of coffee. I apologize for the delay.
While we wait for the coffee to be brewed, allow me to introduce my team. They make what I do, and I am ever grateful for their effort.
The main contributors of my work. Fabriano Aquarello watercolor block, hot pressed, 5×7. Mont Blanc fountain pen with Mystery Black ink.
Driving forces in studio. Faber Castell Fine-tip pen. Glass-mate grease pencil.
White cotton gloves to keep me and my work safe. I’ve had to deal with enough smudges to last me a lifetime.
Part-time workers. 6-yr old eraser (old enough to enter kindergarten), mint, pen nib box, and Japanese brush pen. They’re good company, but won’t miss them otherwise.
Stay tuned as my team members work hard to create another caffeinated drawing!
Smoking area.
South KoreaGet out.
CaffeinatedKaren has reached 100 posts! Whoohoo!
It’s atypical for me to look back on my work after 100 drawings — I’ve gathered to show you, but more importantly, me, how far I’ve come. It started in a small coffee shop in Rhode Island, has traveled to Italy, back to the States, and to South Korea. I didn’t realize how much I grew as an artist when I was drawing, but it is all worthwhile. I’ll continue to draw, where ever I am. Thanks for following and please, keep yourself caffeinated.
Love,
Karen
Green
South KoreaSee it?
Mural
South Korea
Who’s happier: the girl with her first boyfriend, or the ladies picking coffee beans?
