- Image by tonx via Flickr
See this emerging and competitive art in action.
See several different designs being made with different techniques:
If you’re a little patient with this video you’ll see some very talented baristas.
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Personally I think this is really neat. It’s not only part of the art of marketing, but also a beautiful type of food art. If cakes, why not beverages too?
Now that’s what I’m talkin’ about! You can never hide your artistic abilities. They just keep flowing. I don’t drink coffee but I would drink these!
LOL… the same happened to me, Ruth! I never drink any kind of coffee but these delicious looking lattes sure gave me some cravings…
this is good and useful for life,its giving many idea.i think this is amazing site.
Aww! This takes the saying, “playing with your food” to another level. It reminds me of how I’d occasionally try to make something when sauce is left on my plate, but it definitely doesn’t end up at stunning as the work in these videos! I realized that anything with a heart in those videos were cute to me. Haha, but that’s such a great type of art. If I saw that in my latte in the morning it’d definitely make my day.
Those are just mouth-watering! No wonder they say that coffee stimulates the brain! This art takes it a step higher. Its always great when a cafe or hangout puts a little more effort into your order and makes it look good. Will suggest these designs/concepts to the Cafe Coffee Day down the street!
I dont like coffee but that looked great.
That looks like so much fun. I might just try it. I love coffee, and this could be great fun to do. What a wonderful outlet for the artist in the barrista!