5 LATTE ART MISTAKES YOU'RE MAKING: From Latte Art Champion Lance Hedrick

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Hope you enjoyed this! I have at the end of the video a playlist of videos on latte art I recommend checking out!
Below I'll link a couple, as well. Cheers!

Latte Art in 8 Minutes:

Ultimate Guide:

How to Ripple:

How to Stack:

Check out Emilee's video on Oat Milk:

TIME CUES:
0:00- Introduction
1:50: Squarespace Ad
3:10- 5 Pillars
4:48- 1) Milk Texture
9:46- 2) Spout Proximity
12:22- 3) Pour Speed/Flow Rate
15:41- 4) Overcomplicating
19:31- 5) Rotation/Tilting
21:45- Wrap Up

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[FLFOREVER]

The humility "The shape of this is nice because it's hard for me to do something bad." 🤣

[devmrin]

Hahaha absolutely cracked up when trying to highlight a mistake you said “now the shape of this is really nice, cuz it’s hard for me to make something bad” 😂

[RumoHasIt]

I watched this video last night, made my morning coffee today and ON MY FIRST TRY I made more progress than I have in months. Pour speed, spout distance and starting too far back in the cup were my issue. THANK YOU PAPA LANCE FOR BEING AMAZING.

[ShinSuperSaiyajin]

his "fails" = other people's "makes" 😢😢😢

[davelasker]

At first this video totally depressed me, because all of the "mistakes" looked much better than anything I have been able to pour. My hearts look more like leaves.

But after carefully studying the video, I found the section on flow rate very helpful. I had been following Emilee Bryant's advise to slow down the flow rate while pouring the design so the pour was the width of a pencil. This morning I poured a bit faster and got my first ever heart! Hopefully things will get better from here.

Thank you Lance for all you do!!!

[Kcutthth]

Lance, I have been working at and failing for the past several months at basic latte art. Thank you for posting this video. Too many videos I’ve seen show how-to and assume there will be no mistakes. These type of videos are more helpful to me because the assumption is something will go wrong.

[clubmate]

There are many videos online on the topic, but only this one and another one by Emilee Bryant made a real impactful difference in my latte art. Thanks, Lance.

[emilycestari]

Aww Lance, this is the most informative, delightfully-playful tutorial. I genuinely cracked up so many times - you are awesome. My attempts look a lot like your “fails” but I’m getting down the technique and doing some trial and error because it’s fun either way.

Thanks again!

[DrKumkar]

The fact that Lance can make latte art when he's TRYING NOT TO, makes me feel like a neanderthal banging cups of milk espresso around and grunting to no avail ol

[kylewalton]

Such a great video! Very informative, HILARIOUS, and also genuine. "We don't want ugly, we want purty" 😂 I would love to see an updated video with Latte Art using a NanoFoamer.

[frydogea]

As someone who has been doing pourover coffee for at least a decade, I applaud your expertise and ability to make the latte art learning fun without being intimidating n

[SteebMo]

Thank you for this! It was so helpful to see the distinctions between each of the categories visually to know which problem I actually needed to work on. Really appreciate the slow-mo as well, for a novice, there's a lot going on and happening quickly. Slowing it down helps my brain keep-up!

[madhavtekriwal]

I love how you got in the reasons and examples for every bit of suggestion you were giving..thank you!

[widowswail]

Great video good sir, very much obliged! I’m currently doing a barista course and today I failed many times making a simple heart on many lattes and cappuccinos. Took home almost 5kgs of failed coffee + steamed milk concoction lol. This video is literally a lifesaver and I will try your tips tomorrow in class. Thank you and wish me luck!

[DonFather]

BAM! Big Bruv Lance comes out to show who's the daddy of Latte Art Instructional videos! Really appreciate you explaining each and every step of the process & props for thowing in all those nuggets of humour.

[sonatomcikova]

Oh my god I had so much fun watching this, thank you. I have been humbled and inspired to have fun perfecting the basics at work tomorrow.

[debbieguerrero]

Thank you for making this so fun for an at-home barista who is trying to learn! Cheers!

[DaniilOskolkov]

You got me! The last point of rotation, as I think, is the biggest problem of mine. Thanks for making the way for us to improve! 😍

[NoZenith]

I found you through those videos a couple years ago while I was shopping and deciding whether or not I wanted to get into espresso. Now I'm here and I played around enough I want to actually maybe get decent at this latte art thing so thanks for circling back

[anntozier]

Amazing video! Not only did it help me understand how to steam milk with my new Bellman espresso stovetop machine, but the "why" behind the foaming of milk was fascinating.