| 7 Sep 2006 |  Dessah Lowmon |  Loading...You are now a lot cooler than I had originaly guessed. Tea? Lord. That's pretty darn impressive. (Watch out, I just might become "your" stalker!)  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "lol, ,i had no choice really i was in work and had no paints so i used tea instead, i still use tea for the skin tones on most my work because it's about the right colour, cheers Dess' ;0)" | |
| 12 Sep 2006 |  David Tarron | Loading... Well i have used tea for staining maps before , but painting with it, that's great, i guess it would behave like a watercolour. The city is superb,it looks ancient and overcrowded, the composition is excellant and you've reall nailed the perspective. Cityscape yet another thing i can't do. More tea work please!! Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "that's how i started out ,doing "old maps", i use tea as a base coat for all my skin tones and while it's wet put in the shadow and highlight and try and blend it ....(sometimes i'm even succssesful .lol)......thanks for the wonderful comment on my art Dave ,cheers;0)" | |
| 2 Oct 2006 |  Andrius Zemaitis | Loading... Nice idea.... architecture technic... looks very original  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks alot Andrius,glad you like it ;0)" | |
| 8 Dec 2006 |  Shachar Elad | Loading... I like it... the technic and all that blah blah blah... What i really liked about it is that the chinese tea influence is clearlly shown on the bamboo shapes of some of the buildings. sorry but im lazy so ill tell you now that i really like your jobs all the works i saw were special colorfull and interesting  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks for dropping by Shachar ;0)" | |
| 25 Jan 2007 | Aprilmarie | Loading... Spectacular! This is amazing. I wish I could do that! Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "why not give it a go aprilmarie? cheers ;0)" | |
| 29 Jan 2007 |  Ramona C. Bogott | Loading... Hmm, painting with tea, never thought of that. Great way to pass the time though. Love the parchment look it creates though!  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks Ramona,i tried doing it with coffee as well but it went all sticky.............but,look on the bright side?,come the summer if i hang it up i've got a hell of a natty fly catcher .lol ;0)" | |
| 4 May 2007 | Gina Canady Adler | Loading... This one is my favorite! I love the color that the tea makes. It reminds me of Tolken.  P.S. Thank you so much for the wonderful comment you left me.  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks Gina, glad you like it " | |
| 4 Nov 2007 |  Jolanda Eriscapella Ketels | Loading... Wow Randy, You're really good at drawing architecture and I like your way of coloring as well (very original in this case  ) Keep up the good work  Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks for the "thumbs up "Jolanda ,glad you like it ;0)" | |
| 10 Feb 2008 |  Richard H. Patton | Loading... This is very interesting! The coloring really adds to the depth. I like the sprawl of it. Nice! Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks richard" | |
| 20 Aug 2008 |  Sandra van Iersel | Loading... this is impressive, so much details, must’ve taken for ever to draw! Randy ''taffy''Linbourn replies: "thanks sandra " | |
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