Amazing Did you spill your coffee? This is not a problem for this Clever Coffee Artist

Did you spill your coffee? This is not a problem for this Clever Coffee Artist -

Painting with coffee and the creation of other arts-based food is fashionable at the moment . Sometimes, however, someone comes along and puts a little bar, pushing the trend even further. One such artist is Ghidaq al-Nizar, who creates small magical scenes using the remains of his morning brew.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Al-Nizar calls using his remains to make art "zero waste coffee," which means it uses everything, including the reasons in his creative process.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

He also paints on unique surfaces outside the paper, including dried leaves. the coffee tones on natural leaf colors create a warm, earthy palette soft brown. His paintings are on the plates, as well.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

So why paint with coffee and not, for example, painting? For al-Nizar, it is all about feeling, and as people may, it has strong feelings about coffee. "I like the intimacy," he said. "I feel with coffee and it's fun to have fun with something you love. So I can not find a better way to celebrate my feelings. Artists must feel when they do something, and I think that goes for everyone ... If you can not feel it, you leave. "

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

he also gets creative with the way he sets up his scenes, as in this room, which is built out of a handprint.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Sometimes the other elements involved.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

It gets even sculptural, using the grounds to create elements 3D.

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

Instagram / coffeetopia (Ghidaq al-Nizar)

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You can see all the work al-Nizar on his Facebook and Instagram, where it updates its portfolio with every cup of coffee - and sometimes branches and makes art out of milk foam. We suggest you enjoy his art with a cup of your favorite beverage.

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