
You’ve Peaked As an Artist
Have you ever felt like you’ve peaked as an artist? And no, I don’t mean with my fiber-artistry…I mean my latte art!









What do you do when you feel like you peaked as an artist?
Those are just 9 of the lattes I’ve made since the beginning of February. I usually make one latte each morning. And each morning, the design on top looks pretty much the same.
I honestly would have thought I’d be able to make something more complex. That perhaps my hand-tremor might have made for some additional interest in my milk-pouring. But I can’t even make a standard echo-heart.

That one isn’t mine…it’s a random image I found on the web. Mine look more like a fat, rounded ass rather than a heart.
So should I continue to try and change up my latte foam design? Do I quit? Do you just keep doing the same thing even though it’s tedious every day?
I imagine if I ever was forced to go back to work as a barista, I could get away with my crappy latte art. But perhaps I should keep trying to learn.
Any readers good at this stuff?
Current Knitting
I was able to finish another pair of Rose’s Fingerless Mitts since Wednesday.


Again, these mitts are being made with my handspun. One of the plies of this yarn is a mohair/Shetland blend and the other is an unknown wool that I spun/plied back in 2017. They make for a slightly silk, slightly hazy yarn that I’m enjoying very much.
Your lattes are lovely, don’t worry about it.
Seconding Marilyn Nance’s appreciation of your lattes. Fat, rounded asses also have an appeal, so I’ve been told.
Do whatever makes you happy!
Some folks love butts. Go make Lattes for them.
That leaf though—well done!