THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO LATTE ART w/ 2x Latte Art World Champion Lance Hedrick
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- In this EXHAUSTIVE latte art tutorial, I dive into latte art theory, the components of latte art, as well as how to pour a monk's head and a heart.
0:00 - Introduction
1:03 - Three Pillars of Latte Art
6:14 - Laying the Base ("Stretching the Canvas")
11:28 - Concretization and Changing Viscosity
18:18 - Monk's Head
26:08 - Sinkhole
28:07 - Airplane vs Helicopter Pullthrough
31:30 - Heart
33:48 - Conclusion and Important Invitation
Regardless of skill level, I highly recommend a watch. When I train competitors and newbies alike, I take them all through this lecture.
I guarantee incredible results if you pay attention and apply what is said.
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Cheers! And as my mentor Nicely always says, may the flow be with you!
Every time I drop in I’ll hear Lance yelling “POUR FASTER, FASTER, FASTER! IM TALKING TO YOU! EVERYONE’S DOING IT!” Thank you for doing this! 😊👏🏼
Hahahahaha yes! Get my voice in your head. Will 10/10 elevate your latte art game to the next level haha! Thanks for watching and commenting. Really appreciate it!
LOL. Good comment. Lance, keep it up. Thanks for the info
Haha for sure! Appreciate you
Nice comment 😀
He’s is a great teacher l learnt from him really
This isn’t a UA-cam video. It’s a fucking masterclass
Thank you! Lots more to come!
i was thinking the exact same thing!
Dude, it really is very similar to what you’d see in a Masterclass. Great explanations of the concepts
Facts, very grateful for this man
Thank you!
This is like getting a masterclass for free. Really appreciate what you're doing, man. Respect!
Thank you! I'm stoked you enjoyed it!
Favorite quote is “because of gravity, hello”
Hahaha! I was feeling some sort of way that day, it appears lol. I giggled a bit when reviewing it. Definitely had a lot of coffee prior to filming 🤣
@@LanceHedrick very wholesome :)
And then later the clarification: “9.8 m/s²”😊
You’re really gifted at teaching. Quite a complicated topic made so understandable. Great sense of relevant humor without distracting. You deserve everything good that comes out of this.
Wow thank you so much! I sincerely appreciate that. Like, a lot. Such a kind comment. Excited to make some more!
@@LanceHedrick for sure, he is an incredible educator. This ability to simplify without distracting is a rare skill to have
Thank you so much
I finally succeeded in pouring a heart today, after months of attempts. Thanks @Lance Hedrick
Incredible! That rocks!
It feel like this video was uploaded to UA-cam by mistake and I should be paying to watch it. It’s amazing.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that, friend
same!! xD
Lance, thanks for the basics “class” on latte art. Very good!
You asked about cement vs concrete.
- Cement is the “glue” that holds sand and rock (aggregate) together. Think of cementing them together.
- concrete is the mixture and finished product. It’s a composite of aggregate cemented together.
- concrete doesn’t get its strength from drying. “Curing” concrete actually requires water for the chemical reactions to work. That’s why you can set a fence post either poured concrete and immediately cover it up with dirt.
- Fun Facts - concrete never stops curing and it produces heat. A newly poured driveway can be walked on usually in 24 hours, but you have to wait a couple days to drive a car on it.
Large structures like dams must have coolant piping in their structure. The coolant carries away excess heat generated by the curing concrete. 50 years after the Hoover dam was built, it was still generating a tiny amount of heat.
This is the best Ted Talk I’ve ever seen
Hahaha! I've definitely never been accused of being concise... 🤣
These are the best tutorials on UA-cam. Every other video about steaming and latte art that I've come across is like, just steam the milk, then pour it in! Ta da, latte art!
Thank you for these comprehensive videos
Thanks so much for the comment! I appreciate it heartily! Lots more to come. Espresso dial in soon 👀
Thanks for the support!
Really, the only person that explained how to do it in real depth.
Thank you! I try to be thorough. I know some see it as a nuisance or boring, but I want to ensure I'm making the information laid out completely. Thanks for the support!
@@LanceHedrick Thank you for laying it out thoroughly. It's engaging, it's funny, and above all, p r a c t i c a l. Love the analogies and camera angles, makes it easy to grock and apply. 👍Great work.
Thank you so much! That means a lot, my friend. Excited to create more
Its admirable how you shoot videos in almost a single take, really depicts your deep knowledge and passion about coffee. RESPECT!!
There were cuts. He didn't show the whole expresso pulling and steaming process. But other than that you're right
I have been doing cafe-level latte art for 4 years and didn’t think I would sit through this video. Turns out, I learnt so much and watched it all the way through. Thank you for such a thorough and intuitive explanation. This also helps me teach my friends.
I love that! Makes me stoked to know even veterans are watching and learning. I do pride myself on being able to articulate certain aspects of coffee that make concepts more digestable and relatable to others. So happy to hear you've gotten some of that from my vids!
By far the best latte art education on UA-cam, and I’ve watched a lot of them.
Thank you, Justin! Means a lot! I'm excited to continue pumping out more vids, mostly education, so the support means a lot. Filming espresso tutorials tomorrow!
@@LanceHedrick sure thing. You’re on to something. Excited to follow along.
Thank you so much, again! Seriously super appreciated
I've had an Espresso machine at home for about 6 years and had given up on latte art. I watched the milk steaming vid and over 3 days my milk consistency has improved dramatically! After watching this, I'm giving the art another go. Thanks Lance for all the tips and explanations. (and the finger guns!)
Incredible! And love the outro finger guns haha!
I love this dude’s passion. I’m trying latte art every morning from now on.
This channel is gonna explode!
Thank you! I really hope so 🤞 appreciate the support so much!
The progressively increasing flow rate advice is gold. When I started learning latte art a few months ago I got to hearts pretty easily but somehow lost the touch. Turns out I was being to careful, afraid of ruining my art. Which never materialised because of that. Thanks for your great videos!
For sure! This was a huge break through for me, as well.
Who knew a great latte art video included Dora and Aladdin references and beatboxing!! Seriously a great video and never been more excited to start pouring hearts again! 💯
Glad you enjoyed it! Makes me so happy!
Lance is the guy! He is a Professor!
I'm not sure whether I'm more in awe of your skill as a barista or trainer. Thanks for such great content, Lance.
Huge compliment ! Thank you, my friend! Hope you enjoy the videos 🤗
Just became a barista in a small town and I am so thankful for these videos because it’s my only resource right now to serve others well! Thank you so much!
Man i've learned more things from a 35 minute video of yours than in a 9 month period of others teaching me how to pour latte art..you have a gift sir.. Thank you very much for sharing it with us!!! Greetings from Greece
Wow! Thank you! Where in Greece? I've travelled all over, as I lived out there in Porto Rafti for four months. Cheers!
Man i don't believe it.. i own a cottage at Porto Rafti..what are the chances haha?!? I live in Marousi, Attica.. and i work at a Caffe in Kypseli called "Kick".. if you ever come across Greece again stop by❤️
Very cool! You know the hotel called Hotel Artemis in Porto Rafti? The university I attended in USA owns that hotel. So, I lived there. It is close to the bay (about 10min walk). Incredible! Hope to make it out there soon. It's where I met my (now) wife
That's so nice to hear!!! Yeah i know it, i didn't even know that it belonged in a U.S uni though.. I hope you get this UA-cam thing going cause you deserve it man.. and if you ever come to Greece, again, it would be a pleasure to meet you.. If it happens i would love to gift you a custom keyboard of my own for all the editing you do.. that's my quarantine hobby now xD
That would be incredible! I'd be honored. Will keep you in mind, friend! Let's make sure to connect on IG
What a freaking hidden gem of a UA-cam channel I've just come across. Absolutely subscribed.
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it 🤗
Although the terms cement and concrete often are used interchangeably, cement is actually an ingredient of concrete, cement comprises from 10 to 15 percent of the concrete mix, by volume, The aggregates are sand and gravel or crushed stone. for your analogy, both can be used. thank you for your videos.
Thank you! Appreciate that being broken down haha. I always say concretization, but got lost in the camera 🤣 appreciate you taking the time to comment!
I can truthfully say I've watched hours of latte art tutorial vids over the years. Your definitive video comes along with all the critical information needed to understand what's going on in the cup and begs the question "why has no-one made this video before?"
Simple answer. Mastery matters and many videos demonstrate that, but analysing that understanding and breaking it down into tangible and teachable steps takes SO MUCH investment and is so generous.
I can understand why no-one has made this video before. I feel as though it's the only vid which will help people like me progress without paying for classes.
Thank you so much! Can't wait to practice and look forward to every new vid.
I would definitely support you on Patreon. You deserve a return on all the investment you've made for us.
Wow. Thank you for this. I sincerely, truly appreciate it. I will consider a patreon down the road if I decide to do the review route so I can purchase equipment myself. As for now, I genuinely want to make this accessible. I'm happy to make the investment. I'm just so happy it's being accepted so well! Thank you for the support!
I never expected Dustin from Stranger Things to find a career as a Barista and latte art champion! 😧
Wait WHATTTT is it the curly hair? 🤣
And he also do beatboxing 😅. Seriously this guy got charisma.
Hahaha thanks!
LMAOOOO
Now that you’ve said it- I can’t unsee it!
Subscribed and RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is basically a free class.
Thank you again! That is my goal- put up free classes, essentially. Making education accessible!
Dude!!! You have changed in 2 years 😅. Like you grew up 15 years in just 2. No negatives man. Love your videos ❤;)
Another banger from Lance!!! This has to be THE BEST latte art tutorial
Thank you sincerely! That is a huge compliment! I appreciate it so much. Like, seriously.
Soooo true🏆🏆🏆
Appreciate you!
Lance: “Nah, fam I don’t wanna get out of this pitcher, I wanna stay here!”
😂🤣
🤣🤣 that's how it is! That foam is a curmedgeon.
Brother, my morning went like “BOOM” and there you have it. Thanks.
I attended a 6 hour barista class but learnt more in the first 20 minutes of this video! Great job! I love your passion and energy.
For the six or so years since, I've been mediocre at latte art but with content like this free on youtube, there is no excuse for that.
YOU JUST BECAME MY FAVORITE SUPER HERO...RESPECT TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND YOUR WAY TO PASS IT THROUGH
Thank you, Marios! That is so kind! I super appreciate your willingness to leave a comment. Gives me confidence going forward ;)
Yess new video. I've been following coffee specialist youtubers for years now but I can't believe my favorite is one who's only been on youtube for a month haha
Wow! That is such an incredibly kind thing to say! I'm so grateful you're enjoying these videos. Your support means the world. Thank you!
Not every day I get to subscribe to a UA-camr I think will blow up when he is still on 4k subs (started watching on 2k). Shared your channel in an Israeli coffee lovers group because I think your videos are great and your steaming tutorial upped my level like no other did. Wish you all the best!
Thank you so very much! It is evening here, so I'll say erev tov, though soon I guess boker tov would be appropriate in Israel! Thanks sincerely for the comment and the share. Cheers!
You're a good lad. I enjoyed watching this as a budding home barista but more so as a teacher with 15 years experience. You were in your teaching flow state, admittedly easier to do when but being interrupted constantly by unruly students, bravo!
Haha! Thank you! I was a graduate assistant and teaching assistant in grad school when I was considering becoming a professor. I chose coffee haha! Am happy I've found a way to combine my loves
Can you go ahead and just teach me... everything? This is amazing.
Hahahaha! Incredible compliment. I have more coming! Filming espresso stuff today 😍
Those gains, I'm remember when you had 200 subs (not too long ago). Great job, keep the great content coming!
Haha thank you! Yes. Been a fast three weeks! Appreciate you, friend!
You are an absolutely incredible teacher. I have heaps of ADHD and I love when things are explained very thoroughly to me, and also when I am taught HOW/WHY something works physically. Very rarely do teachers achieve either or both of these for me. That said, I left this video and your milk steaming one with absolutely zero questions left to ask. Thank you so much. You have a gift for education. This is going to help me step up my coffee game at home and at the Michelin-star restaurant where I work.
It's not just that you explain everything clearly...its that you give us the details about what's happening in the cup, so when things don't go perfectly at home, we can figure out why and how to do better next time. Love it!
Thank you! I'm so stoked you are getting some solid lessons from the vid. Thank you for dropping the comment!
This channel is SO underrated. Keep up the work and you'll reach huge heights! The quality is that of a channel with 100k-1mil, honest to God.
Thanks so much! I super appreciate that, my friend! Maybe one day we will get there! only about three or so weeks in! Thanks for the support
These videos couldn’t have come at a more perfect time. I just started my new job as a barista this week and I’m so glad I found your videos. Guess who didn’t have to throw out any poorly steamed milk yesterday? 😂 Thank you, Lance!
That's what I LOVE to hear! Less waste, faster turnaround on training. And equipping baristas to move up! So stoked to hear that, friend. More to come!
Thank for attending Lance's TED Talk!
This video is my "back to basics" video. Ive been a barista for about a year and a half now i didnt attempt latte art until about 6 months in and every time im struggling with a new design i come back to this video and start over in my mind its so helpful
The video gets increasingly more hype because he keeps drinking all the coffee he makes.
Hahahaha for sure! I don't like wasting the coffees I make, so chug a lug 🤣
Never managed to get the soft white foam to clearly sit on top of the espresso until after watching this video. Problem is that after I saw it gracefully expanding, I panicked and spilled the coffee 😅 will keep exercising. Thank you for revealing all the details.
HAHAHA! Yes. That will happen! I'm happy to hear it though. I always tell people not to fear the spill. It is how we learn!
This guy is a natural teacher. Can't wait for more of these tutorials!
Thank you so much! Means a lot, friend.
Why are you the only person who truly explained this?😁😁😁
Haha! I like teaching stuff a little too much 🤣
Bro, i am a barista and you earned my big thumb ups my friend
Appreciate that! I miss being a barista, but luckily I get to train hundreds now. Love the coffee life. Thanks for the love!
Pleasure man, good to see actually someone not just can do it but also know how to properly deliver the knowledge to other. I understand em all but i just can’t convey em into words lol
Keep it up
Fantastic. Appreciate that, my friend!
I've been trying to practice my latte art at home recently and thanks to a friend's recommendation, I got here.
To all the 'gurus' out there who wants to make your "online educational video", this is how you do it. Content packed with honest, truthful, analytical and detailed knowledge.
I always believe letting one understands "why" instead of knowing "how" is the better way to teach because one gets to grasp the concept and think for themselves and re-apply them in different circumstances. However, if one wants to learn "how", tutorial videos exist for a reason! AND I wish to clarify tutorial videos are great too! Especially when you want to pick up something quickly, but to REALLY know "HOW'? Knowing 'why' always helped!
Believe me, not everyone can teach, and if you can't, your student knows.
And for sure, I definitely know Lance Hedrick can teach SUPER WELL!
Thank you for your channel, keep doing what you are doing!
Supporting from Malaysia!
Wow incredible comment! Made me so happy to read. You are one of the reasons I do these! Cheers
Amazing teacher who actually knows what’s he’s talking about and details the flow physics!
Thank you! Excited you enjoyed it
This guy is like the best teacher ever 😁☕
Been watching countless hours of espresso/latte art videos while I wait for my Gaggia and this is the first time I'm hearing about a lot of this stuff like laying the base and rotating the cup etc. Keep it up!
Fantastic! Thank you! Filming espresso basics tomorrow so keep your eyes peeled! 👀👀👀
After watching around 10 hours videos of latte art, I must say this is perhaps the best tutorial one can find in the interweb.
An improvement idea: it would be great to have a couple of first-person views on the pour, I think it’s gonna really help to memorise how the things have to look.
Cheers, looking forward to the next tutorials!
Thanks! When you say first-person views, what do you mean? In my mind, overhead seems like first-person, but I had that in the video, so are you thinking of something different? Happy for critique!
@@LanceHedrick hey, yes, I meant an overhead view and yes, you have one, but the hands are coming to the scene from the top of the screen, it need to be 180 rotate 🙂
If you have ideas on how to get that shot, I'm all ears lol! Hard to get all the angles for these videos without a full out production team 🤣🤣🤣
Appreciate it though!
@@LanceHedrick Fake it till you make it! For me it was enough to lock the rotation position on the phone and turn it 180 while on that scene 🙂
No I got it now from the DM! I sent that comment before you sent me the photo! Thanks for the visual
Love your lessons! As a late bloomer (starting my baristaing (is that a word) in my 40’s) I rely on UA-cam to learn my basics and surprise my younger colleagues (with years of experience) with how fast I pick this barista thing up :D Thank you!
That's awesome I love it!
i like how instead of just giving tips and steps to blindly follow you teach us about the fluid dinamics involved so we can understand instead of just follow . it makes troubleshooting so easy once you understand the theory behind it . i cant learn things by heart that well but once i understand things intuitively i remember it for life . thank you for taking the time to teach properly .
Best latte Art tutorial I have ever seen! You've helped me a lot with both my milk steaming and latte art. There is some really good stuff out there on UA-cam, but the way you explain it makes it way easier to understand. Thanks, I can't way to try again tomorrow morning!
Thank you, frankie! That means so much to me. I'm so happy you've connected with my teaching style! Hopefully I'm not too crazy or verbose 🤣
I rarely comment on youtube, but I feel I really need to this time. Thank you so much for the thorough, very detailed, and yet understandable guide for a beginner like me. I have watched tons of latte art videos, but yours the one that makes me understand the concept. I finally succeeded in pouring a heart today, thanks to you Lance. Cheers!
Fantastic! That is so awesome to read. Thank you for the support! Much more to come
Oh man this is almost word-for-word how I was taught 8 or so years ago. Brings back memories. Great job!
Really?! Who taught you? Interesting.
Also thank you!
@@LanceHedrick May have been a BIT of an exaggeration on the word-for-word bit, but all concepts bring back some good memories. Got a bit of training in Sydney (Pablo & Rustys) and Melbourne (Padre Coffee).
Cool! Was only curious because from all the latte art legends I know, most have told me the way I teach is pretty original, as far as concepts and ways I teach it. Anyway, at the risk of sounding arrogant, sounds like you had some incredible teachers haha! Appreciate again your comment and kind words. Means the world to me, friend!
@@LanceHedrick Likewise I realise that I may have come across as nonchalant about your work. What I mean to say is you were able to teach a week of learning behind a bar in a 10 minute video and your explanations were so confident, clear and concise! I am looking forward to future videos! Especially everyone's favourite thing to compare... Filter coffee...Any plans on covering that one?
Literally getting more out of these classes than my computer science professors classes
Haha! Stoked you're enjoying them. I put a lot of work into them, so appreciate the feedback!
Dude, I've been a doing latte art at home for a few years but it's always been a little inconsistent. After watching this and your other videos I can already see a crazy improvement. Thanks for the great informative videos.
Incredible! Thank you for sharing. So glad they're helping
Another fantastically detailed video from Lance! What we have in Lance's last two videos is the beginnings of a Master Class in latte art. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and experience, Lance. Your overly-caffeinated style is very entertaining! 😊
Thanks so much for the kind words! I super appreciate this comment. Working my hardest to keep it up! Thanks for the support!
Just got a barista job and have been asked if I’ve done it before.. I definitely haven’t and felt like it was intuitive. After this, I have LEVELED UP! Thank you for sharing this*
"No one cries over spilled milk" 😂 I truly enjoy your random comments on stuff as you go 😅 Especially late at night. Thanks keep it up please 👌🥰
This and the milk steaming videos are game changers. Seriously, thank you for your content. I get a lot of joy out of making my morning (and afternoon) latte. These videos give me a ton of inspiration to continue to get better and improve my home barista game! ☕️
Love hearing this! Exactly why I started. Thanks for the note!
Thank you for breaking things down so well. Love the way that you broke things down and the camera angles really help to visualize what is going on. I can now stop describing my latte art as abstract.
Hahaha thank you! Glad to help with some verbiage and break down! Thanks for the support. Many more to come 🤗
Nora Jones!!! Lance, teaching is an art. You are a Rembrandt. “Giving” is a choice. You’ve chosen humanity. You are a real mensch.
I don't know diddly squat about latte art or even plan to try this, but you are a GREAT teacher 👏🏾‼️
Hahaha! Thank you so much! That really does mean a lot.
Mate! 👏👏👏 Videos are in depth and far from boring. Funny and good at grabbing my attention before my mind starts to wonder. Great job! Keep up the excellent work!
Fantastic! This makes me so happy to hear. I've had some comments saying I talk too much or need to include more b roll because I can be boring so I needed to read this! Thank you!
You're such a freakin hero dude. Thanks so much for your time in making these, they're awesome.
I appreciate this so much! Thank you for supporting, friend.
love your energy. thanks for the details.
REALLY enjoy your teaching style. I came here because I bought my wife a Bambino and I'd love to make her some beautiful coffee. I feel like I have a decent understanding to get started after watching this. And, I just heard at the end that you made a Bambino video, so I'll be over there if anybody needs me. 😁
Deviding pour into steps is just gold. Repeating everything 100 times is also gold. You are a great teacher. One lesson and remember everything. Now I have no excuse not to try pouring latte art. Thank you a lot.☺️ And please consider video with sound effects when pouring latte art😂
Hahaha! Some beatbox and latte art? I'll consider it haha! And thank you for the kindness. I appreciate it! Happy to produce these vids. Glad to hear they're helpful!
I’ve watched at least 100 latte art videos and have worked on it for a year. This video took me to a new level. I can’t wait for videos on advanced designs. Thanks so much!!
Incredible! So happy it jived with you! Excited to keep producing.
You explained so well. Thank you !
University students would be lucky to have someone like yourself teaching ❤️
Can’t stress enough how good it is. Awesome content! Love the fact you don’t use snobby equipment and still is able to do and teach every fancy drawing out there. Got a subscriber waiting for the next video, keep it up.
Fantastic! Doing final edits and should post tomorrow!
Fantastic. Very detailed and very well explained. My sense is that this channel / Lance’s teachings will be a game changer for many aspiring baristas.
Thanks, Daniel! Sincerely. That's my hope! And, of course, to help those making coffee at home during these wild times!
Loved it. Thank you!
masterclass!!!! Thank you for doing it!
I'm amazed every time Lance. The way you teach and explain everything makes so much sense. I get every word you say and it really helps me moving forward with my coffeemaking experience.
So thank you for every video, every tip and everything in the future. You're an awesome teacher and i enjoy every second of it.
I'll keep on practicing and keep an eye out for new content!
Thank you so much! What an incredible comment! I'm so happy you've been able to glean a lot from these videos. Excited to keep pumping them out!
Yeah i really have. Making my morning coffee has been 10 minutes of happiness for my since i started out. Just me and the machine at 6.30 in the morning when the wife and the kid are still sleeping. It just gives me a kind of peace i guess.
But with your help i have been improving my skills and taste aswell. So every morning gives me an even better start. For me that makes a big difference. Also your humor is great haha
That is awesome news! I'll definitely have taste videos at some point soon! Thanks again for tuning in!
As a newer channel, I feel like you've got so much potential. You're already one of the best coffee presenters I've watched. You're entertaining while also brutally specific. My milk steaming is also far better using far less effort after watching your last video.
I'd like to mention a little technical thing. Camera and perspective is great - especially your front-on shot which reminds me of James Hoffman's set up. But when the camera goes off your face, we rely only on the sound of your voice (without visual cues or lip reading for support). If the background music is too loud, it sometimes made it a little difficult to catch all of your words (as you naturally speak quite quickly).
Oh no! Was the music loud in this one? I had it turned way down from the milk steaming video to ensure that didn't happen. So sorry! Feel free to put on the closed caption option in the toolbar to help! I'll make a note about that again. Very sorry about that. But thank you for the kind words!
@@LanceHedrick The backing music was quite noticable in the milk steaming video, but this one is much better. It was just a couple of moments where you cut to the cup and I would have to focus to catch all of your words alongside the music. Really not meaning to complain at all. Your videos are great, and I think a little lo-fi background music is a nice touch
Thanks so much! Happy to have it brought it my attention. Didn't even notice the music first two passes lol. Told my friend editing it to not take it out completely. He brought to my attention it was, indeed, there lol. Thanks for telling me! Genuinely happy for criticism and feedback, positive or negative.
Great video as always Lance!! Ive learned so much
Cheers Lance. Absolutely amazing content.
What an absolutely incredible entry into the UA-cam world you’ve made. Great natural and likeable presenting style and high production value videos 👍🏻(Coming from a UA-cam addict)
So thankful for this! Appreciate you taking the time to comment and watch! Means the world. Excited to produce more!
I admire your work and your generosity engaging and replying to every comment on here! Thank you for another great upload. Time to start practicing. I may DM you soon so you can critique my cup! Thanks again!
Absolutely! Thanks so much! Lots of comments but I genuinely want to ensure I'm available to help expound on potentially confusing bits, or just to help with people who learn differently. Happy to critique the video! Send it when ready.
This video is the best. Thank you Lance.
Love your teaching skill
How many coffees did you have before the video haha, love the energy.
Awesome videos, most useful milk + latte art videos I’ve seen.
Can’t wait for your next ones!
Actually, if I had any, maybe 6oz of filter? Lol. I just am super passionate about teaching lol
@@LanceHedrick Awesome, it super shows!
What’s the pitcher you’re using btw? Thanks
Slow Pour Supply handleless round spout pitcher (technically WPM, but US distributor is SPS)
This is amazing. It's like Neo learning Kung Fu. You're injecting information into me and I can't help myself but to learn.
This is so incredible. Like, yes. I love this haha! *Opens eyes* I know latte art
@@LanceHedrick LOL, i literally just had that moment xD
So good. Stoked it is working for you! Those aha moments are everyhting in latte art. It may not come immediately, but understanding what is happening will help in the long run
@@LanceHedrick I mean i can't wait to fight morpheous tomorrow. I'm sure he'll kick my ass.
Hahaha! Perhaps, but like Neo, you'll find that inner Oneness. Soon.
Thank you for this detailed explanation
Love your videos Lance! You are genuine and engaging to your audience which makes coffee so much more fun everyday.
Whenever I did latte art at the final phase I was like "Ok, lift up and tada".
Now I hear a helicopter.
Hahaha! Burned forever in your memory 🤣
Understood. You finally gave me an excuse to buy latte cups lol.
Haha! Yes! Do it! Just make sure the mouth's diameter is bigger than the cup is tall. This will greatly affect your latte art! Cheers and ask for any questions!
@@LanceHedrick thanks! I've always known that the cups will make it easier but also wasn't sure if I wanted to get into latte art. I've been using those standard high wall mugs that you see everywhere.
For sure. And you can do latte art in them, it is just a bit harder. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help!
@@LanceHedrick awesome! And congrats on getting to 4k subs! Your channel growth is going to be insane!
Thank you! I went to bed at like 3750 or so. Was so stoked to wake up to 4k! Incredibly humbled.
You deserve everything good from this gem of a masterclass Lance!
Real wealth of knowledge.. thank you very much.
Yo that was irrationally endearing when he took a sip of milk. *sip sip* "I love some milk" LOL
Hahaha! I do love some milk 🤣 thanks for watching!
1 minute in, *like* given. Doing UA-cam right ;)
WOW! Appreciate that, friend! Let me know if there is anything further I can do to help!
Thanks so much. Amazing video!
Thank you, Lance for your animated presentation. You are a gifted teacher.