Dragon Tea Time Illustration

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I was searching for a tea mug with a dragon motif but couldn't find anything I was happy with. I decided to create my own and am glad I did. The illustration wraps completely around the mug.

It is available from my shop at Cafepress and

 
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Comments

Servant said…
Tea time? Are these British Dragons?

Give em a good ole coffee cup if you want to sell em in the U.S. M8.

Love the concept. How much do you get after Cafepress gets their share?

Skype rulz
3:51 PM
David Baldinger said…
Damn right they are British dragons! Coffee? I can't stand the stuff.

I'll get about $2 each. I should do a series and see if I can interest a real manufacturer.
6:07 PM
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