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- Coffee has become ingrained in today’s culture, whether it’s a sacred morning ritual, the meeting point for two people hoping to become more than strangers, or the thing that drives late-night productivity. But it’s become so much more than a caffeinated drink. Of course, you have a plethora of different kinds of coffee, with beans hailing from all over the world, and so many ways to prepare it. Some say you can even judge a person based on how they drink their coffee, from those who guzzle it black to those who prefer it frozen, doused in sugary syrups, and served with whipped cream. But coffee has expanded past the aromatic and gustatory senses, and it’s veered into the realm of visual art. Take 3D coffee art, for example, which uses milk foam to craft little creatures who wait to be sipped on. Designs can be made using espresso or chocolate as ink, and some even go so far as to brighten up the usual brown palette by adding food coloring. Customers can also request specific designs at a few of these quirky cafés, and they’re willing to pay the extra money to get that perfect photo. The Tea Terrace in London even offers the chance to put your own photo on your hot beverage. For a mere £5.75, you can get a "selfieccino" and drink your own face while also becoming the source of envy to Instagram followers everywhere. While the world of coffee creativity is already an ever-evolving medium, latte art has reached a new high for the culture. Check out this gallery to see some of the most impressive pieces created so far.
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Hello Kitty - A barista shapes a playful 3D recreation of a popular character on a cup of iced coffee.
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A royal sip - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle topped cups of coffee being sold ahead of their wedding in Windsor.
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Cuppa kittens - The only time litter and coffee go really well together.
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Cup of champions - Coffee artist Zach Yonzon created a caricature of Filipino world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao.
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Almost too cute to drink - Daphne Tan, a 17-year-old from Singapore, has made her mark in the coffee art world with her impressive 3D designs.
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Playfully perched - Not only are Tan's creations adorable, but they're also made using all-natural food coloring.
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Swimming in caffeine - Tan was experimenting with a French press when she found a method for creating a stable foam.
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When pizza is life - Would you like a slice with that?
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Drink down Dumbo - Each creation reportedly takes between 10 and 20 minutes to fashion.
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Cuppa pup - Tan also uses a a milk frother to create the foam.
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Polar ice cap(puccino) - This happy polar bear will unfortunately also struggle with melting.
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Creature from the deep - The one octopus in the world who doesn't like their coffee inky black.
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Found Nemo! - That's one caffeinated clown fish.
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Foamy friends - Coffee art can even extend beyond the canvas.
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For two - Or rather, this perfectly encapsulates that feeling of wanting another coffee while you're already drinking coffee.
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The Tea Terrace - Using edible food dye, a fine art printer creates a strikingly accurate portrait on your cappuccino.
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"Selfieccino" - Would you drink your own face?
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Hard to disturb its sleep - This gives a whole new meaning to the polar bear dip.
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A milky masterpiece - South Korean barista Lee Kang Bin mixes coffee art and high art, recreating famous paintings on foamy cups of java at his central Seoul café.
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Beauty and the Beast - Using steamed milk as the blank canvas, Lee carefully applies colored cream and tiny brush strokes with a series of tiny tools to create his foam art.
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E.T. phone home! - Pieces reportedly take between 15 minutes and one hour, but that doesn't stop customers patiently waiting for their own masterpiece.
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Very Instagrammable - A better way to consume social media first thing in the morning.
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Bambi - Perfect for those who hold their coffee deer.
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Aladdin - Coffee art is truly a whole new world, a dazzling place you never knew!
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Alice in Wonderland - Fall down the caffeine rabbit hole...
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Pikachu - As electrifying as that morning jolt of energy.
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Snoopy and Woodstock - Get a little love in your cup.
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Winnie the Pooh and Piglet - Perfect for those who like to add a little honey.
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Reaching new heights
- Maybe don't ask your barista for this one. Now, while you're here, check out these surefire ways to annoy your barista.
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Cool photos of un-brew-lievable coffee art
- Coffee has become ingrained in today’s culture, whether it’s a sacred morning ritual, the meeting point for two people hoping to become more than strangers, or the thing that drives late-night productivity. But it’s become so much more than a caffeinated drink. Of course, you have a plethora of different kinds of coffee, with beans hailing from all over the world, and so many ways to prepare it. Some say you can even judge a person based on how they drink their coffee, from those who guzzle it black to those who prefer it frozen, doused in sugary syrups, and served with whipped cream. But coffee has expanded past the aromatic and gustatory senses, and it’s veered into the realm of visual art. Take 3D coffee art, for example, which uses milk foam to craft little creatures who wait to be sipped on. Designs can be made using espresso or chocolate as ink, and some even go so far as to brighten up the usual brown palette by adding food coloring. Customers can also request specific designs at a few of these quirky cafés, and they’re willing to pay the extra money to get that perfect photo. The Tea Terrace in London even offers the chance to put your own photo on your hot beverage. For a mere £5.75, you can get a "selfieccino" and drink your own face while also becoming the source of envy to Instagram followers everywhere. While the world of coffee creativity is already an ever-evolving medium, latte art has reached a new high for the culture. Check out this gallery to see some of the most impressive pieces created so far.
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Hello Kitty - A barista shapes a playful 3D recreation of a popular character on a cup of iced coffee.
© Reuters
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A royal sip - Prince Harry and Meghan Markle topped cups of coffee being sold ahead of their wedding in Windsor.
© Reuters
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Cuppa kittens - The only time litter and coffee go really well together.
© Reuters
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Cup of champions - Coffee artist Zach Yonzon created a caricature of Filipino world boxing champion Manny Pacquiao.
© Reuters
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Almost too cute to drink - Daphne Tan, a 17-year-old from Singapore, has made her mark in the coffee art world with her impressive 3D designs.
© BrunoPress
5 / 30 Fotos
Playfully perched - Not only are Tan's creations adorable, but they're also made using all-natural food coloring.
© BrunoPress
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Swimming in caffeine - Tan was experimenting with a French press when she found a method for creating a stable foam.
© BrunoPress
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When pizza is life - Would you like a slice with that?
© BrunoPress
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Drink down Dumbo - Each creation reportedly takes between 10 and 20 minutes to fashion.
© BrunoPress
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Cuppa pup - Tan also uses a a milk frother to create the foam.
© BrunoPress
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Polar ice cap(puccino) - This happy polar bear will unfortunately also struggle with melting.
© BrunoPress
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Creature from the deep - The one octopus in the world who doesn't like their coffee inky black.
© BrunoPress
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Found Nemo! - That's one caffeinated clown fish.
© BrunoPress
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Foamy friends - Coffee art can even extend beyond the canvas.
© BrunoPress
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For two - Or rather, this perfectly encapsulates that feeling of wanting another coffee while you're already drinking coffee.
© Shutterstock
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The Tea Terrace - Using edible food dye, a fine art printer creates a strikingly accurate portrait on your cappuccino.
© Getty Images
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"Selfieccino" - Would you drink your own face?
© Getty Images
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Hard to disturb its sleep - This gives a whole new meaning to the polar bear dip.
© Shutterstock
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A milky masterpiece - South Korean barista Lee Kang Bin mixes coffee art and high art, recreating famous paintings on foamy cups of java at his central Seoul café.
© BrunoPress
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Beauty and the Beast - Using steamed milk as the blank canvas, Lee carefully applies colored cream and tiny brush strokes with a series of tiny tools to create his foam art.
© BrunoPress
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E.T. phone home! - Pieces reportedly take between 15 minutes and one hour, but that doesn't stop customers patiently waiting for their own masterpiece.
© BrunoPress
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Very Instagrammable - A better way to consume social media first thing in the morning.
© BrunoPress
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Bambi - Perfect for those who hold their coffee deer.
© BrunoPress
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Aladdin - Coffee art is truly a whole new world, a dazzling place you never knew!
© BrunoPress
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Alice in Wonderland - Fall down the caffeine rabbit hole...
© BrunoPress
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Pikachu - As electrifying as that morning jolt of energy.
© BrunoPress
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Snoopy and Woodstock - Get a little love in your cup.
© BrunoPress
27 / 30 Fotos
Winnie the Pooh and Piglet - Perfect for those who like to add a little honey.
© BrunoPress
28 / 30 Fotos
Reaching new heights
- Maybe don't ask your barista for this one. Now, while you're here, check out these surefire ways to annoy your barista.
© BrunoPress
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Cool photos of un-brew-lievable coffee art
Today is Cappuccino Day
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Coffee has become ingrained in today’s culture, whether it’s a sacred morning ritual, the meeting point for two people hoping to become more than strangers, or the thing that drives late-night productivity. But it’s become so much more than a caffeinated drink.
Of course, you have a plethora of different kinds of coffee, with beans hailing from all over the world, and so many ways to prepare it. Some say you can even judge a person based on how they drink their coffee, from those who guzzle it black to those who prefer it frozen, doused in sugary syrups, and served with whipped cream.
But coffee has expanded past the aromatic and gustatory senses, and it’s veered into the realm of visual art.
Take 3D coffee art, for example, which uses milk foam to craft little creatures who wait to be sipped on. Designs can be made using espresso or chocolate as ink, and some even go so far as to brighten up the usual brown palette by adding food coloring.
Customers can also request specific designs at a few of these quirky cafés, and they’re willing to pay the extra money to get that perfect photo.
The Tea Terrace in London even offers the chance to put your own photo on your hot beverage. For a mere £5.75, you can get a "selfieccino" and drink your own face while also becoming the source of envy to Instagram followers everywhere.
While the world of coffee creativity is already an ever-evolving medium, latte art has reached a new high for the culture. Check out this gallery to see some of the most impressive pieces created so far.
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