Japan’s barista Kohei Matsuno creates these amazing pop-out latte artworks that are simply too cute to drink.
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“When I was thinking about how to surprise customers, I happened to come up with latte art. Lately, customers aren’t satisfied with ordinary pictures. So I practiced making 3D images, rather than being limited by a flat surface.”
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Kohei Matsuno starts the creative process by preparing a larger amount of milk foam. He then quickly pours it into the cup and starts work on shaping it decorating them with a sharp utensil, usually a toothpick.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDGl9pXnCFCQ0pkQ_vVRxjtVHOrfxRdSorQ9r34inYuwdACy2dKNk7QT6gbp17iJ3Y6AI31YwU-yV9lO2Zvky-actM9PEtkXOslXuOKd9mUYAlYzyAeiko2J7PC6n-x8zM_GMYYJnNQtOW/s1600/03.jpg)
Mattsun only has five minute to make his masterpieces before the delicate medium begins to deteriorate.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLyuVELl0iEcNAs9xMG-M_g7p8cymwt2SJzwastyHXrHVT7qth7uO8whv_HTSG2lRF5ZJkVpSoF-hD5-o1DsCRL8edq2T1VcGXEWaxPR0T14rz7GJwJn-1op62seJao8uaod4x3YTGSOtq/s1600/04.jpg)
“I pour in the foam without hesitation and draw the picture quickly. Because we have barely five minutes to enjoy the clear shape of subjects, this is a battle against time.”
Check his twitter: https://twitter.com/latte_artist_jk
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“When I was thinking about how to surprise customers, I happened to come up with latte art. Lately, customers aren’t satisfied with ordinary pictures. So I practiced making 3D images, rather than being limited by a flat surface.”
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgAPS-9KLtwlHHlxcJShnygQVz7Nt6nTs-gs7_AEVnvplekbiBkxBVMpmD6oabdXg1u-IFgdAzz21jwinDWyjhpudSbZaMWL7ze_30coSnnrOnvqEPOhRU8BebMiv5xg6L_bF6zaCcMNdl4/s1600/02.jpg)
Kohei Matsuno starts the creative process by preparing a larger amount of milk foam. He then quickly pours it into the cup and starts work on shaping it decorating them with a sharp utensil, usually a toothpick.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjDGl9pXnCFCQ0pkQ_vVRxjtVHOrfxRdSorQ9r34inYuwdACy2dKNk7QT6gbp17iJ3Y6AI31YwU-yV9lO2Zvky-actM9PEtkXOslXuOKd9mUYAlYzyAeiko2J7PC6n-x8zM_GMYYJnNQtOW/s1600/03.jpg)
Mattsun only has five minute to make his masterpieces before the delicate medium begins to deteriorate.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhLyuVELl0iEcNAs9xMG-M_g7p8cymwt2SJzwastyHXrHVT7qth7uO8whv_HTSG2lRF5ZJkVpSoF-hD5-o1DsCRL8edq2T1VcGXEWaxPR0T14rz7GJwJn-1op62seJao8uaod4x3YTGSOtq/s1600/04.jpg)
“I pour in the foam without hesitation and draw the picture quickly. Because we have barely five minutes to enjoy the clear shape of subjects, this is a battle against time.”
Check his twitter: https://twitter.com/latte_artist_jk
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