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Posted Thu Nov 13, 2003, 10:22pm
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i feel stupid saying it...but ...ooooo make me one....

Mark not only were those sweet pics... I wish you could make them big enough for me to steal them for wallpaper material...hehehe

yknow....that is the first thing I am going to master when I get my new machine.... macchiattos and cappas....with art.... why not...
oh yeah... and I am going to buy myself a new Mercedes...and go live in Hawaii... what can I say...Dreams drive me...

 
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Posted Thu Nov 13, 2003, 10:29pm
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Mark you're becoming quite the latte artist :) I've been watching sammy's video in CG over and over to isolate his technique, but I guess there's nothing quite like being there!  One day I'm goin to come to Canada ( and Seattle too ). I bet I'll learn more standing there, then I could after 10 hours of practice back home. Ohh I'm going to master latte art if it kills me :0

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Posted Thu Nov 13, 2003, 10:54pm
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Rob:
That is the best latte art I've seen you post,  it is ever so delicate and perfect, and also one of my favorites.  Congrats!!! I particularly like how clean and detailed the top of the rosette is.

Mark:
Incredible detail in such a compact pkg.  I still wish i bought the alien cups back when they were out for sale.  Also, your camera and picture taking abilities has vastly improved lately (along with your latte art).

Dom:
I'm sure your chances will be better when you upgrade, but silvia is a capable tool for latte art with plenty of practice.

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 1:51am
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espressoDOM Said:

Mark not only were those sweet pics... I wish you could make them big enough for me to steal them for wallpaper material...hehehe

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Here you go... image one, at 1024...

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 1:51am
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And the second one...

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 1:58am
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Damn... I knew I forgot one thing in this thread...

Rob, that's absolutely stunning work!!! I saw the best of the best a couple of days ago (Sammy Piccolo), and that pour of yours rivals anything Sammy did...

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 2:11am
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Last but not least, since I've been talking about Sammy's work in this thread, and I don't have the time to get the images online this weekend like I originally wanted, here's one (of many!) examples of Sammy's work. I put him "under the gun" as it were, and made him perform under semi-difficult conditions (it was like he was in a Barista Competition, but he had to bend in various ways to allow me to get clean photographing lines of sight), yet almost everything he poured was as perfect as this... a one two punch (a normal double, with each shot going into a cappuccino cup, then a heart / rosetta freepour from the same pitcher).

Wow...

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 6:06am
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Mark,
All I can say in "WOW!!"  Great Macchiato art.  The first thing I thought the other day when I say your first pics was little alien brains also.  I've tried pouring these, and they are hard.  Rob

CoffeeKid Said:

Today was an "on" day for me as well. Probably my best macchiato art ever. I think the fact that I was photographing and watching Sammy Piccolo do it for three hours a few days ago helped...

Lil' aliens are like, the perfect macchiato "frame" :) On my Moblog, someone called latte art in these cups "alien brains!".

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 12:19pm
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Rob,  What an amazing rosetta,  beautiful work.  And  Mark... damn man, those machiattos look awesome, and I'm sure they tasted the same.   Sammy's work is out of this world, as always.  He really is the master in my book.   Anyways, I'll post my rosetta from today,  but it's nowhere near the caliber of stuff you guys have posted in this thread.  Keep up the great work!  

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Posted Fri Nov 14, 2003, 12:30pm
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Chris, I think your art is definitely the caliber of stuff the other guys post here. Your rosettas are very, very nice.

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