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People who like to drink coffee all like to see the art graphics on the edge of coffee. In fact, this art is called pulling flowers. It is really enjoyable in the world to drink mellow coffee while enjoying lovely totems at the same time.

Latte art means "coffee flower", which refers to a pattern made with milk on a cappuccino or latte coffee. Skilled coffee shop assistants (barista) use techniques such as freehand flower drawing (free pouring) to control the height and shaking of the milk pot, or the use of tips such as toothpicks or thermometers, and techniques such as etching of milk foam or sauce to make patterns. Latte is a hot milk coffee made from espresso (espresso).

With the rapid rise of artisanal coffee shops in the 1990s and early 2000s, the art deco of coffee became more refined and complex, thus coining the term latte art. The word is recently included in the Oxford English Dictionary (The Oxford English Dictionary, OED). It is singular and plural homomorphic, that is, its plural is also latte art.

According to the Interactive Encyclopedia:

The coffee pull is a change made on the original cappuccino or latte.

In fact, there has never been a very clear literature on the origin of the coffee flower, only that at that time in Europe and the United States, the coffee flower was the difficult professional technology displayed during the coffee performance, and such innovative skills and the difficult technology showed greatly shocked the coffee industry at that time and attracted public attention from the very beginning. All people are deeply attracted by the magical and gorgeous skills of coffee flower drawing.

At that time, most of the coffee flowers paid attention to the presentation of patterns, but after a long period of development and evolution, coffee flowers were not only visually particular, but also the ways and techniques of milk taste and integration have been constantly improved. and then in the overall taste of the presentation, to achieve the so-called color, aroma, taste state.

On Youtube, I saw a drawing artist who likes cartoons very much, painting his favorite cartoon characters on the milk foam of coffee, which is so lifelike that people can't bear to drink it. Fortunately, he had the foresight to take a camera to shoot each flower work, and then wrote a film with beautiful melodies, which was touching.

Next, let's enjoy his work--

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