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I Show That Coffee Is More Than Just A Drink By Using It To Paint Intricate Portraits
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This is a selection of my latest illustrations as a coffee artist done with coffee and brown pencil on watercolor paper. Working mostly with portraits means that I recreate reference pictures but after giving them a personal interpretation, the result is not a 100% faithful reproduction.
Tattoos, hats, flowers, clothes,... give me the opportunity to create more intrincate illustrations and offee is a complex, unique product whose worth goes beyond just a drink.
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Your work is breathtaking.
Wow! These are amazing!
Amazing! Do you mix the coffee with some paint to make it thicker or do you just make coffee and use it as it is? Doesn't the coffee leak trough the paper? Or do you use thick paper like for oil-paintings? Sorry for all the quostions i'm just an artaddict.x
Your work is breathtaking.
Wow! These are amazing!
Amazing! Do you mix the coffee with some paint to make it thicker or do you just make coffee and use it as it is? Doesn't the coffee leak trough the paper? Or do you use thick paper like for oil-paintings? Sorry for all the quostions i'm just an artaddict.x