Soggy Teabag

	Soggy Teabag

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	A simple afternoon tea. Never mind those silly prints on the mug.

	Another relatively simple drawing, made in the same vein as
	[2016-05-18] Ticking Forward
	Though this time, objects were drawn without stoke lines,
	and I didn't hesitate to use SVG blur filters on shadows and steam.

	This also marks my first attempt to draw food
	(or drink for that matter), and I'm feeling quite proud
	as it looked like the whole thing came out of a 3D CGI scene.
	However, I did have a hard time making the tray's surface
	look remotely shiny, so it kind of ended up looking like
	a cheap aluminium tray rather than the intended
	stainless steel one.

	Anyway, in case you are curious, writing in the journal is a note
	to myself on how to combine multiple reset signals for
	CMOS 4xxx chips
	via
	diode logic.

	Copyright (C) 2017 xwindows
	This is a free illustration, you can modify and/or
	redistribute it under:

	GNU General Public License
	or...
	Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0 Unported
	or...
	Free Art License 1.3

	Note: This was originally drawn in 4:3 aspect ratio,
	and got expanded to 16:9. If you need a 4:3 version,
	just crop for the center or the rightmost part of this drawing.

	7 July 2021 edit:

	- Fixed typo.

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	^ 1922x1080 pixels; 270 KiB
	Soggy Teabag (SVG Original)
	^ Scalable, nominally 854x480 pixels; 109 KiB

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	Soggy Teabag (on DeviantART)
	^ Original post, PNG version only
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	^ Original post, SVG version only

	More from Collection of Objects:

	[2021-11-28] Illumination Apparatus
	[2017-03-08] Glowing Filament
	[2016-05-18] Ticking Forward
	Collection of Objects

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