Brian Kesinger uses Tea for Ink; Is That a Waste of Tea?
@mythociate (21437)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
January 22, 2018 7:26am CST
My "Bing Rewards" dashboard-page sent me to a 'collection' (image-search) of Brian Kesinger's paintings, most of which use tea instead of ink.
I 'dug a little deeper' and found this blog describing a little bit of why he uses tea---basically, because he's "an artist" ('street-artist' for Disney animation) ... 'making art' is what he does, and "using tea as ink" just 'entered his mind' 
https://www.boredpanda.com/steampunk-tea-paintings-brian-kesinger/
What's the difference between 'tea' & 'ink' anyway (except that one is 'drinkable')?
https://www.boredpanda.com/steampunk-tea-paintings-brian-kesinger/
What's the difference between 'tea' & 'ink' anyway (except that one is 'drinkable')?2 people like this
2 responses
@sabtraversa (12941)
• Italy
22 Jan 18
Maybe when you're tired of a painting, you can just dip it into a warm cup of water and enjoy the tea. I like these original ideas, I don't think it's a waste. 
Those pieces probably smell better than those menstrual blood paintings, if you've heard of them before. Eww but cool original idea still. 
Those pieces probably smell better than those menstrual blood paintings, if you've heard of them before. Eww but cool original idea still. 1 person likes this
@Letranknight2015 (51532)
• Philippines
22 Jan 18
Ink is the only thing I know that can write. But maybe tea is something else.
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