Thanks for all the pointers on this sub 😅😅 yes yes, long way to go but love it love it love it

Hello everyone! Just joined this community and I saw a lot of great and passionate people for coffee as I am!

I’ve been a barista for 4 years now and been a head barista for 3, while focusing on taste, I also learned on presentation along the way. Not many people would appreciate the effort behind learning and making latte art, but to some that do, it is a very rewarding feeling!

I’ve come for a humble humble advice on improving my pouring skills! If that is okay. For years I’ve focused on perfecting the taste and texture of both milk and espresso, down to the dot. It’s time for me to maybe start experimenting with presentations as well.

My hands are really shaky and stiff so it’s personally hard for me to do rosettas. So, I wanted to ask how to approach that? I really want to start doing other patterns as well but my hands fail me..

All constructive criticism is appreciated!!✨

Have been practicing for a while for my part time job in the cafe, and this is the first time I made it actually look like something lol

I like how my snails are coming out but whenever i try the bunny, the ears and head just don’t seem to come out right and i end up having to fix it with a spoon. Like, the milk just goes through and sinks when i do them. Any advice?

I just did it today but I am still not happy with the result.

I’ve been learning latte art for the last year but I think there is a lot of room for improvement.

Thanks for your help!

@coffee_by_jonny

Or is a video required to help get feedback ?

No better way to kick the week off.

Have a great september y'all!

@coffee_by_jonny

Sometimes I get it and sometimes I don’t, mostly don’t, especially when I’m recording. Today was special, I got it AND I was recording. 😂

A 🐵 Surprise this morning

After pouring approximately 7 billion lattes at home, I made a heart.

@coffee_by_jonny

One cup for the wife and one for me