it's about art, except it's not.

[mollitumnata]

Aria Brandudy shared a photo. 3/30 near Recollé

I’d heard of various other coffee shops offering latte art, and decided to give it a try. After a while, I think I'm getting the hang of it! This is my best one so far. Although, what I want to ask of everyone is if there are traditional drinks for springtime in the city, or if there are any suggestions for new menu items. I would have to ask my manager for approval of course, but I'm interested in what others have to say. I *was* thinking of fruit, but with what happened recently...

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[professahhh]

Blackberry leaves and ordinary tea leaves.

Speaking of which, I recently learned that green tea and black tea all come from the very same plant: Camellia sinensis! I had no idea.

[mollitumnata]

I'm not very knowledgeable of tea, so I had no idea! I imagine that the entire process is more complicated than 'just go to a florist and pick the plant leaves.'
I take it you know more about it?
I'll have to look up that knowledge once I'm done cleaning all this up, making the art can be somewhat messy.

[professahhh]

Well, I like to think of myself as a champion of tea-drinking, anyway!

[ dohohohoho ]

I don't know half so much about art.

[mollitumnata]

Then in the future ill be sure to come to YOU about how it should be properly done!

[ A skill is a skill! Aria for one wouldn't demean a person for it, however unusual. ]

Like I mentioned, this is my first time trying it and it's the most basic one I could do. I don't think I'm too artistic honestly, but I give it my best

[professahhh]

Well, it does look quite nice. A leaf, is it? Or a fern?

[mollitumnata]

A leaf yes!
I can see how it would look like a fern though
But now it looks more like a distorted leaf a spiral maybe?
The bad thing about practicing is having to drink all the coffee afterward