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Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 14, 2026

MIST0226/LITTLEBITSPACE-CHA


 Mistigram: #cherryblossom season is sweeping through Japan as we speak, so there's no time like the present to share this #textart screen, drawn by @littlebitspace, celebrating a seasonal #tea service in the shadow of #Fujisan. It was included in the recent unthemed MIST0226 artpack collection.

Wednesday, May 14, 2025

IMBIBE01/LITTLEBITSPACE-TEA_IS_ETERNAL


 Mistigram: in all the beverage discourse this week, we have overlooked one of the all-time classics. @littlebitspace represents here again with this bird's eye #asciiart representation of a Japanese #tea ceremony service. This piece, titled "Tea Is Eternal", was included in the recent food-themed IMBIBE01 electronic magazine.

Wednesday, April 30, 2025

IMBIBE01/LITTLEBITSPACE-TEA_SPILL


 Mistigram: there's not much hot gossip in the recent food-themed IMBIBE01 electronic magazine, but nevertheless there @littlebitspace was, spilling the #tea, #ASCIIart style. Truly a scene to make Arthur Dent cry.

Thursday, March 27, 2025

IMBIBE01/LITTLEBITSPACE-CHA


 Mistigram: before he mastered #ASCIIart, another niche field in which @littlebitspace had steeped was the world of #tea infusion and service.  This piece from his back catalogue represents an overlap of both worlds, yet despite its relative vintage (only four years old!) it is still relatively fresh relatively to the materials from the '90s which it was served up alongside in the time capsule of the new IMBIBE01 electronic magazine about food and drink.

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

ADEPTAPRIL/MAY21


 Mistigram: care for a nice, hot cup of #tea? Then today is the day for you! (And for our friends in possession of NO TEA, your time is coming up soon.) This #ANSIart screen by AdeptApril celebrates International Tea Day. One lump or two?

Sunday, April 21, 2024

ADEPTAPRIL/APR21


 Mistigram: yesterday was about depressants, today it's stimulants to get us back on track! AdeptApril uses the medium of #ANSIart to illustrate the blossom of the Camellia sinensis plant, from which we derive #tea leaves. One lump or two?