Text by Karla Cripps, Taehoon Lee. Video by David Hawley, edited by Diana Diroy Think latte art’s a tired trend? You haven’t seen the coffees created by South Korean barista Lee Gang-bin, co-owner of ...

Some of the flavors include maple nut, berries and cream and a honeybee latte.

When you think of a painting, what springs to mind? Acrylics? Oil? Gouache, even? Chances are, you don't consider coffee. Featured Video There are a growing number of artists across the globe using ...

Coffee as an art form is nothing new — take moodboards of early 2000s Pinterest girls fawning over steamed milk tulips made by baristas in beanies, for example. Over the last decade, however, the rise ...

It’s not every day that a simple cup of coffee becomes a work of art—unless you barista is South Korea’s Lee Kang-bin, who paints famous artworks and other incredible designs into lattes at Cafe C.

New Delhi: New York-based Michael Breach is an artist but his tools are rather unusual - espresso, steamed milk and a toothpick instead of a paintbrush and easel. The barista, with over 70,000 ...