The Images below are By the artist Fernando Botero and his interpertation of how the prisoners were treated by U.S soliders at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, i find the images to be emtionally intense and opens another dimension that the actual photos of the ocurrances did not, and act more as documentation

The Images below are in the film Freeway which was done in 1996 its like a modern spin on the Little red riding hood thing, with blood, guts & serial Killers, very cool check it out......

The website to see view the Latte Art from Coffee Labs loacted out of Tarrytown New York , is as follows : http://webmac.com/coffeelabroasters/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html.... But here are a few images that i thought were cool to look at and gives me something to try to create when im at work making Lattes for angry soccer moms

WHat I am attempting to due is post images that i found on the Latte Art that i talked about the other day. What i am finding is that when i click on the little image square in the upper right to "add image" it doesnt bloody well do it. SOOOOOOOOOOoooo im going to describe the images made with steamed milk and later on when the computer hic up is done i will be adding the images....

the first image is of a skull and cross bones, with details ..im talking eyes ,mouth and nose

the rest are just designs like hearts and things of that nature

Below are some images that i found on the website that i found cool

Art Encounter Now

So this place will be a space where i talk about my experiences with art and everyday encounters with different Mediums of Art. This is a place where i can be free to discuss my art the art of friends and the artworks that i come in contact with..... For instance one of my jobs is a barista... so when im not in class 40 hours out of the week im making lattes and cappacuuinos. Well to kill time at work i try to make it intersting by avoiding looking at the clock and looking up useless information about coffee and what im dealing with on the job.... One of the coffees that is sold at my place of employment is CoffeeLabs its a locally owned bussiness thats loacted in Tarrytown... one day i was at work and decided that i should look up their website and was introduced for the first time to LATTE Art... something that i had no bloody clue about before... making art with steamed milk and esspresso is actually (if done by the right person) badass.


The Latte Artist that i discovered is Mike Love the owner of COffee LAbs... well posted on the website are examples of the different types of Latte Art and thought it was pretty sweet... so now when im at work and im making a Latte i will make designs with the milk .... I even found out that theres annual Latte Art compations