George

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  George's Latte Art: Sasuke

  Being that the image of ninjas is liked by many people around the world, I drew a character who I thought would be widely recognizable.
  I think it is fascinating how components of American comics have made their way into Japanese manga. Among the Naruto characters, Sasuke was the simplest to draw as latte art. However, since Sasuke is always expressionless, it's more enjoyable to draw Naruto. What I find to always be the most difficult parts of drawing characters as latte art are the size of the eyes and the position of the character in the cup.
  Even the slightest difference in size can ruin the entire drawing, so I have to be careful. By the way, I'm terrible at traditional drawings. My world is inside the cup.

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  George's Latte Art: Meowth

  Among all of the Pokemon characters, Meowth is the easiest for me to draw. Probably because I started by drawing cat cappuccinos! I drew Meowth as though he was peeking through a window with his paws on the edge of the cup. I think that drawing him this way made him look more alive. Unlike normal drawings, I had fun making a small connection between the real world and the latte art world. Even overseas, Pokemon is a huge phenomenon. Domestic games that are sold due to their cuteness are rare, so I think that this is one of the reasons why it is so popular. Japanese games that don't overstress the story and dialogue arouse the player's imagination and allow the player to be able enjoy the game however they like. I also am a big fan of Pokemon.
  I also like the koban that is attached to meowth's forehead. Many people may not know it, but a koban was a form of currency used in ancient Japan. By the way, my gaming style is more inclined to story enjoyment.

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  George's Latte Art: Polar Bear

  This is a variation of a 3D cappuccino that I have been doing increasingly lately. Dare I say, for those who have never seen one, it's very close to the real thing. This drawing was also done using only espresso and milk. I may be bragging to say but 3D cappuccinos are my invention! I was struck with the idea to make 3D cappuccinos while playing the Nintendo 3DS. Whenever I serve a customer one of my 3D cappuccinos, they are so surprised. However, even though they look cool, many people don't know how to drink them. Truthfully, I don't either. By the way, I can't make 3D drawings using caffe latte. The firmness of the foam in cappuccinos is what makes the 3D drawings possible. Even though 3D caffe lattes take more time to create than ordinary latte art, I am able to express worlds that I wouldn't be able to otherwise. For this reason, I will continue making them.

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