Coffee grounds can also be artistic.

Liva Brenda, a Filipino nursing student, has a pair of magical hands. She has created wonderful and lovely pictures of coffee grounds that we usually drink, some with 3D effects.

Liva said she was inspired by her father. Her father is a coffee drinker who always pours out a lot of coffee grounds after drinking coffee. Liva, who is also a coffee lover, thought it would be a pity to dump it, so he came up with the idea of using these coffee grounds to create paintings.

If it's just coffee grounds, the painting is a bit monotonous, and Liva thought of using other ready-made objects to combine it into the painting to make it more realistic and 3D.

A good coffee grounds painting requires not only creativity, but also carefulness and patience. She first made a draft on the paper with a pencil, and then carefully moved the coffee grounds particles taken out of the bowl to the corresponding position on the picture with a small bamboo stick, so as not to misplace the coffee grounds particles. Sometimes too hard will scatter the coffee grounds particles that have been arranged before, and they need to be rearranged. The last step is to put the branches, leaves or petals needed for the picture, and all previous efforts will be wasted if you are not careful.

In order to preserve his work for a long time, Liva began to use glue to fix it, which increased the difficulty of painting but avoided the impact of occasional mistakes.

Coffee grounds paintings are inspired by Liva's interest in life, and we may not be able to make such lovely works of art out of coffee grounds, but as long as we observe life carefully and ask our elders for advice, many items that seem to be useless can be used reasonably in the twinkling of an eye to add a little spice to life.

Not everyone can become an artist, but isn't it a wonderful thing that everyone can become a living family and make life more colorful?