Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
In my cup this afternoon Fujian Jasmine Pearl from the Adagio Masters collection. Really smooth and delicate.
Jul 26th, '10, 21:55
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Next you will be sayin, "Yunomi, no you don't!"brlarson wrote:Who's UMAMI
Finishing TD with Kirameki from the O-C.
Jul 26th, '10, 22:05
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Hm, not much to suggest that I haven't already seen posted...
Some Peach Flambee at work, and some Snowbud with dinner post-workout. Not overly exciting, but very tasty!
Some Peach Flambee at work, and some Snowbud with dinner post-workout. Not overly exciting, but very tasty!
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Remember, by posting key words here, you will add words/phrases you would like to see on the TeaChat TEAshirts.
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My list ...
Tea- general types
Black, oolong, green, white, pu-erh
Tea-specific types
Long Jing (Dragon Well), wuyi, sencha, matcha, shincha, keemun, yunnan, , Tie Kuan Yin, Dan Cong, gyokuro, yancha, golden curls, Silver Needle,
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Discussions of all things TEA, category, forum, topic, post, avatar, TeawareArtisans, Adagio, OTTI, TeaDay, Feedback, Signature Blends, TeaSwap, TeaVendor Guide
Tea regions
Darjeeling, Kagoshima, Uji, Shizuoka, Nepal, Japan, China, India, Taiwan, Kenya, Assam, Ceylon
Teaware
Hagi, Shino, Kyusu, Houjin, IngenuiTEA, Yixing, Yunomi, wan, chawan, etsy, gaiwan, gaiwanesque, kettle, teapot, teacup,
Techniques
Japanese tea ceremony (Chado), gong fu, Western style,
Thuis topic will remain unlocked for at least several days, so please add as you think of something! Thank you kindly.
My list ...
Tea- general types
Black, oolong, green, white, pu-erh
Tea-specific types
Long Jing (Dragon Well), wuyi, sencha, matcha, shincha, keemun, yunnan, , Tie Kuan Yin, Dan Cong, gyokuro, yancha, golden curls, Silver Needle,
TeaChat.com
Discussions of all things TEA, category, forum, topic, post, avatar, TeawareArtisans, Adagio, OTTI, TeaDay, Feedback, Signature Blends, TeaSwap, TeaVendor Guide
Tea regions
Darjeeling, Kagoshima, Uji, Shizuoka, Nepal, Japan, China, India, Taiwan, Kenya, Assam, Ceylon
Teaware
Hagi, Shino, Kyusu, Houjin, IngenuiTEA, Yixing, Yunomi, wan, chawan, etsy, gaiwan, gaiwanesque, kettle, teapot, teacup,
Techniques
Japanese tea ceremony (Chado), gong fu, Western style,
Jul 28th, '10, 02:11
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
I want to reiterate my previous suggestion about estimates of water temperature from Chinese culture:
shrimp eyes, crab eyes, fish eyes, dragon eyes
shrimp eyes, crab eyes, fish eyes, dragon eyes
Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
This is not ready yet. I will tweak quite a few things. Just need a few days to rest my eyes and then do the final edits. Also there will probably be a light version e.g. on a light background. At least that's what I'm thinking now.
Anyway, I would appreciate if you guys could check the spelling. I'm particularly concerned with Chinese/Japanese names.
Here's the preview:
http://www.antemeridiemdesign.com/fun/teaS.jpg
Anyway, I would appreciate if you guys could check the spelling. I'm particularly concerned with Chinese/Japanese names.
Here's the preview:
http://www.antemeridiemdesign.com/fun/teaS.jpg
Jul 29th, '10, 22:48
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Jazz,
Kool!!! still checking it out! Very interesting color scheme.
I will need to run it by a few Adagio peeps for final approval since it does have their name on it and TeaChat which is owned by them.
I am checking the one word out that I did not recognize.
Anyone else want to take a stab at it, since it appears we will likely not inventory T's, there can be multiple designs. (Unless Adagio would surprise me and say lets order a bunch ... )
Kool!!! still checking it out! Very interesting color scheme.
I will need to run it by a few Adagio peeps for final approval since it does have their name on it and TeaChat which is owned by them.
I am checking the one word out that I did not recognize.
Anyone else want to take a stab at it, since it appears we will likely not inventory T's, there can be multiple designs. (Unless Adagio would surprise me and say lets order a bunch ... )
Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Chip, I sent you a pm but I'm not sure you got it? I could add the adagio logo but I don't have the right file (.ai). As for the color scheme: I took it from guess what? Tea leaves
However, keep in mind that what you see on your monitor will not necessarily look the same when printed. In fact, it certainly won't.
However, keep in mind that what you see on your monitor will not necessarily look the same when printed. In fact, it certainly won't.
Jul 29th, '10, 23:46
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Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
OK, got them. Thanks. I am sure we will be looking forward to seeing your final designs. 
Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
Wow, I love that design, fabulous!
Could you make a black/gray version?
Could you make a black/gray version?
Re: Monday TeaDay 7/26/10 Key words for TEAshirts?
When printed these colors will look more (most likely) toned down. I will make a version of this design on a white background for those who might prefer that.
Black and white option - that's a good idea. Also night be a less expensive to print as it's just one color.
I thought this might look pretty good on a tote bag as well
Black and white option - that's a good idea. Also night be a less expensive to print as it's just one color.
I thought this might look pretty good on a tote bag as well