Italian artists are famous for painting with coffee stains.

According to comprehensive US media reports, Giulia Bernardelli, 27, who graduated from the Bologna Academy of Fine Arts, currently works in a museum. Her works of art are always full of novelty and challenge. Recently, she posted her artistic creation using spilled coffee as raw material on her instagram page and was greatly praised.

"my creative inspiration comes more from life and nature. For example, I want to be able to create with leaves, fruit peels or food itself. " "all creations are impromptu, such as spilling coffee on the table while drinking coffee, so let's start with local materials," Giulia said.

Giulia painted a cute cat with coffee.

Coffee can be a natural paint. Giulia dipped her finger in the coffee and drew a beautiful portrait.

Coffee spills a beautiful picture of harmony between man and nature, much like ink painting in traditional Chinese art.

A portrait painted in coffee.

Giulia's "paint" is not limited to coffee, but also honey, chocolate and even ice cream.

A tree drawn with honey.

Different flavors of ice cream turned into watercolor pens of different colors, and through the hands of artist Giulia, they became two portraits of a man and a woman.

Two cups of coffee draw the outline of a couple's kiss, like a silhouette.

A little fairy painted by coffee.

Deep and shallow coffee stains can paint a rich sense of hierarchy.

Coffee man made by Giulia.

Friends who also like painting can try to use spoons as brushes and coffee as watercolors.

Isn't the artist's portrait painted with chocolate sauce, accompanied by the delicious blueberry Toast, more appetizing?

Source: QQ.com