How better to spend time in Rome than sitting at a cafe sipping caffe?
I'm in Rome, and so I won't be taking any new shots of Sydney for a few weeks, and I've not taken a computer, so I'm not sure I'll be able to post photos. So, I'm publishing some of my art works in the form of Artist Trading Cards. These small canvases are made on card of 69 x 89 mm dimensions (3.5 x 5.5 inches). They are made to trade with other artists, as the name implies. It is extremely bad form to sell them. Any medium can be used, but my preferred method of creation is by using rubber stamps and inks.
I'm in Rome, and so I won't be taking any new shots of Sydney for a few weeks, and I've not taken a computer, so I'm not sure I'll be able to post photos. So, I'm publishing some of my art works in the form of Artist Trading Cards. These small canvases are made on card of 69 x 89 mm dimensions (3.5 x 5.5 inches). They are made to trade with other artists, as the name implies. It is extremely bad form to sell them. Any medium can be used, but my preferred method of creation is by using rubber stamps and inks.
How wonderful, I've never been in Rome, but I'll go there some day. Have a wonderful time there, dear sally.
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So did you like our coffee? (Did you remember of its taste? And did you remember that in Italy we don't have "espresso" but just, simply... Coffee?)
ReplyDeleteWell, Fabrizio - we drink Italian style coffee in australia, and at home always Moka-brewed.
ReplyDeleteBUT I must say I find coffee in Italy too cool - always it was served lukewarm rather than hot. We would ask for molto caldo, and still it was not hot enough!