r/latteart • • 9h ago

Some will scream to many bubbles but here my latte art - edited photo

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r/latteart • • 11h ago

Day 2 of posting my latte art until I’m the goat at it

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Cleaned up my machine and played around with the grind so I’m starting to see a better crema, milk needs work though, there’s enough foam but I need to actually make it like thinner and improve the texture.


r/latteart • • 13h ago

PEGASUS

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自分はめっちゃペガサスのラテアートが好き。

少し太ももをむちっとさせている。目玉だけピックでしています👁️


r/latteart • • 15h ago

Yet another flat white

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r/latteart • • 18h ago

Sans my signature washout, it’s not bad.

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r/latteart • • 20h ago

Question I made this latte art and would love your feedback. Do you notice any mistakes or anything I could improve?

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r/latteart • • 22h ago

Long-Shadowed Swan

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r/latteart • • 1h ago

Had a practice session with my friend in preparation for a throwdown

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The first 4 are mine and the last 3 are my friend, they’re incredibly talented and I’m so glad to be competing in my first throwdown, wish me luck guys!


r/latteart • • 23h ago

Morning heart

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A little (asymmetric) heart for you, this morning.


r/latteart • • 2h ago

Question Day 10: what am I doing wrong?

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Featuring the most work-from-home outfit of all time.

I’ve worked on steaming the milk a little less, and not overheating it, to make it more silky than foamy.

I think this might be my best one yet - but what improvements do I still have to make?


r/latteart • • 4h ago

Question What made you start practicing latte art at home, and what keeps you going?

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What made you want to start practicing latte art at home? Does a latte with a design you poured yourself feel more special than one without?

I made the latte in the photo myself! Lately, though, my progress has felt pretty slow.

I’d love to hear how you approach practicing. Do you work toward specific patterns, or just enjoy making your daily cup and see where it takes you? What keeps you motivated when progress slows down?