And another one of my wife’s mugs and another cat spoon, this time hanging out on the edge of the mug. I definitely feel like I’m getting better at this, at least as far as mouth feel is concerned, but I’m still not ready to try latte art yet. This is a very tasty milk drink though. Part of me misses straight espresso, but now every time I pull a shot it’s an excuse to practice steaming so every shot turns into a milk drink now. I’m having fun with it, that’s all that matters I think.
Gonna need a peek at that coaster too while you’re at it :)
Sure thing, friend.
My wife got me a pack of nautical wooden coasters from the farmers market for Christmas a few years ago. They’re great. I’ve got some really nice leather coasters too but I’m a bit scared to use them for some reason. Probably me just being paranoid, but the wooden ones get used all the time.
Wow, that did not disappoint! That is a really cool design and even cooler that it came from the farmer’s market. Thanks for sharing!
You are getting better at that. That foam looks like pure silk.
I love how the glaze seems to melt off the mug, almost as though trying to indicate the heat of the beverage within.
I love how you appreciate pottery. It’s nice to see someone really care about something. I hope to keep seeing your comments on my future posts.
I have noticed that pottery and certain painted art catch my passion. Afremov’s style of painting, for example, mixes hots and colds in a very pleasing manner.
I had to look him up but those are gorgeous! I totally get why you love them. Thanks for turning me on to a new artist.
