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    Latte Art: How to Draw a Smiley Face

    Brimstone Coffee MagazineBy Brimstone Coffee MagazineOctober 25, 2024Updated:November 23, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    In the context of latte art, drawing a smiley face is a great way to add a personal touch to your coffee and bring a smile to someone’s face.

    Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you craft this simple, yet charming design.

    Table of Contents

    • Create a Circle with Foam
    • Create the Smiley Face

    Create a Circle with Foam

    1. Initial Pour: Start pouring from a higher distance (about 6 inches above) to integrate the milk with the espresso, moving in a slow, steady stream.
    2. Bring the Pitcher Closer: As the cup fills, bring the pitcher closer to the surface.
    3. Form the Base Circle: Hold the pitcher still to let a white foam circle form in the center—this will be the face.

    Create the Smiley Face

    1. Eyes and Mouth: Use a latte art tool or toothpick to draw two eyes and a smiling mouth on the white foam circle.
      • Eyes: Gently dip the tool into the foam where you want the eyes and pull slightly to create dots.
      • Mouth: Draw a curved line for the smile.
    2. Alternative Method: You can also use a small amount of espresso or chocolate syrup on the tip of your tool to draw the features for more contrast.
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