I had to stop halfway in this video because a couple thoughts I did not want to forget. 1 I can listen to you talk about anything as long as you are as into it as you seem about this subject. 2 on this subject I think there were a couple things you said that clicked with me that no other teaching description of how to do the process has landeded with me like you have, very helpful. the third thing is find watching your hands while you talk is captivating, I can see your hand movements making it all happen. Ok back to the video....... 😀
My heart is so full after reading this! Thank you! Some people hate my hands when I talk but I am very physical in my communication. There are so many hidden gems of detail for (well all things) latte art.
@@EmileeBryant This is a surprise, Pinned my comment, wish I had done a better job with writing it. I'm pleased to have made you happy, always a good day to bring some positive to another person. Maybe some day our paths will cross and I will have the luck to see you express yourself in person and see your hand do your talking.
Creating that current is exactly the thing I’ve been missing to take my pours to the next level. I never got how in all these videos people are able to pour so “far back” into the cup like that. Thank you!!
Hi! My partner and I recently got an espresso machine and since then we've been drinking ridiculous amounts of cappuccino to improve our skills. I've watched so so many videos on how to steam milk and how to do latte art and yours are by far the very best! After your video on steaming milk I was finally able to create beautiful microfoam. Thank you so much for posting these videos - I am so grateful for your hard work 💛
Just concept of "the current" itself literally improved my game the same day I watched it))) I used to wonder "why the heck sometimes my bases look so delicate and colourful, but most of the times fat and white"))) Now I know the answer. Many thanks for that!!! Never heard anyone else noting the importance of the current, cool👍🏻😊
Finally someone who doesn't ask us to hit 'like and subscribe' in the beginning of the vid before we even know if we're going to like the content. The simple, ”if you like, then hit like” means a ton. That said, I immediately subscribed after being called a scumbag. 🤣 Love your content. Thx for teaching us!
@@EmileeBryant Why did I picture you as a left coast girl? I'm in lovely Vermont, but I do get down to the big city from time to time. (We don't get into town often, but when we do -- Bang! There goes the egg money!) Don't be surprised when I come knocking on your door...
Great video, but you forgot the indistinguishable blob method which is my personal favourite. Texture the milk with too much or too little air. Pour the milk and wiggle madly in panic, trying to get lines to form, overfill the cup and spill milk on to the bench. And voila, you should have some abstract masterpiece in your cup. Seriously though, you are a Jedi master when it comes to latte art.
I love your videos ❤ I’m a baby barista from Norway and I’ve been making coffee for about a year. I’m working on fixing some mistakes that were given to me in my training, and seeing that I make better and better coffee’s and your videos are great! I learn so much, and I have words on things I might suddenly have done that works, but haven’t picked up the exact point of what works and what doesn’t. So thank you so much!❤
You are probably the best teacher of this subject on RUclips and I appreciate your input but attempting to acquire your skill set would probably take a lifetime. I cannot after three years of practicing understand how you achieve your level of skill without being ninety! Guess I’ll be ninety before I crack the code.
This was it, this was the one that I needed. I was getting mostly good designs, but they were limited in size/area. Creating a current was what I needed to really pull the designs out. Awesome stuff, thank you so much. Watching your videos has made me improve a ton really quickly.
I just discovered your videos a few days ago. And I cannot stop watching them. You are so passionate and informative. I recently upgraded my machine to a Profitec GO (coming from Bambino Plus). So I am very excited to try out all these techniques and steaming my own milk rather than the auto froth. Yes I did watch your video on how to steam milk and countless other videos. Keep up the great work!
Welcome to the coffee cult club. More club than cult. Thank you for subbing! You are coming in at a good time as the content is about to evolve and come in more frequently (as well as free video lessons for subscribers)
Thank you Emilee! This video explained a part I was lacking in latte art. I wasn't aware on the need to create the current in the cup. I couldn't understand why all my designs were really small.
~Getting my milk right (even when I thought it was right, it wasn’t) and introducing the current were the two things I’ve been doing wrong. Fantastic tutorial, thank you!
This is the best latte art tutorial I've seen, and I think I've watched every "high profile" coffee RUclipsr's tutorial. None of them actually explained the base in a way that that was particularly accessible to someone who is new to latte art. That's not to say that their tutorials weren't good, or helpful, but your attention to detail here is going to help me so much. Thank you!
Totally with you on this. It’s difficult To communicate to another person what it feels like to do something - whether it’s controlling a pitcher or swinging golf club (I’m trying to fix my golf swing and going through this right now). It’s a good parallel, though. When you’re trying to fix parts of your golf swing you have certain “swing thoughts” that you focus on before each swing depending on what you’re trying to do, but your mind only has so much bandwidth in real time. Latte art is kind of the same for me where I focus on each poor I’m trying to achieve something but in real time other stuff gets out of hand really quickly. Anyway my point is that Emiliee Is the best I’ve seen at almost communicating how it feels to pour.
Thank you!!!!! I learnt, and then created an Arty Latte from your 'what not to do video'!!! So excited by this, and I'm pretty sure I'm the only one in my lil town who can do anything like this 😊😊
These tutorials are great because they're packed with info. Nary a wasted image or word. Also, I was just wondering what people call the "drifting base." Good to know.
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy them. I try to make the points clearly so Peale don’t get confused. I’m sure there are other names for it. I used to call it shooting the line.
I came to youtube today looking for this video and DAMN ! you nailed exactly where my attempts at latte art were not working. Milk art is about flow and this video in 5 minutes was ( I hate to use this word ) perfect. Please do this some more....3 quick strategies in 5 minutes. I am off to explore Patreon. Your video content deserves support. All the best Emilee.
thx, this is the only video that I can find talking about current, which is very useful... though I still don't understand how the 3rd method works, without push/drifting. I always pour a circle of milk right in the middle and it keeps growing...
You’re the greatest! I’m getting better and better at the heart - now I can’t wait to try these! Love the info - love you’re energy - love your humor! Thanks for the video!
I watch Em’s videos in half speed so I can watch her techniques in slo mo. Bonus, she sounds super drunk the whole time which only adds to the charm of her classes.
Thank you again Emilee! I know you spend a lot of time creating these and they are always SO helpful! This is exactly what I have been wondering about - and can’t wait to talk to you about this on our lesson!
OK. I've watched this video 2x just now. I'll watch again tomorrow morning just before espresso time! Fingers crossed. If it works... you've transformed my life haha!!!😂😂😂
If this doesn’t at least help a little with the theory and approach (all things take practice) Then it’s also possible the milk or espresso is not ideal (but that’s not easy to know without seeing your pour in photo or video or first hand)
You make it look so effortless, but whenever I try I end up with a disaster lol. This video is awesome, it has really detailed descriptions and comparations (like the one you did with the plane) that are really helpful, thanks!
I am so happy to have found your channel!!!!! Thank you for sharing such detailed knowledge with us. I am going to binge watch all of your awesome videos. Thanks again. Have a magical day sprinkled with pixie dust! 🙂
Emilee, Thanks for these awesome vids! Question: I've got a Rancilio Pro as well - given the steam output, what's a recommended pitcher/amount of milk in that pitcher, for the best foaming ability? I have a Fellows pitcher, and typically put about 10oz of milk. Using the techniques I learned on your channel, for steaming (position/timing), I've achieved a foam where I can get solid heart shapes, however, I must use a spoon to hold foam back as I'm integrating, and then have a little milk left to swirl the foam in to, before going for the art. Otherwise, all the foam gets integrated in the initial pour, and there's no foam left in the pitcher to art with. :/ I feel like maybe the pitcher is the wrong size/shape? It's a Fellows 16oz. The flow of the foam on the top never quite achieves the rippled/flow-y effect I see in videos, but it does flow well enough to make solid hearts, so I feel like it's close, but can't isolate the problem.
Hey Emilee! I’ve been watching your videos for a school project where you have to learn a certain skill and your amazing latte art videos have helped me more than any other channel out there. Where can I get some lessons or a chance to ask some more questions?
Hi from Guatemala! Do you think is possible to make a good latte art with a espresso machine for home, I bought the Delonghi ECP3420, but it was so difficult for me to do latte art. Maybe is a good idea for a video if you have access to one of this kind of machines
I’m more of a self learner so I watched videos a lot and have always done the 2nd and 3rd way but the first one is used by lots of Latte Artist on Instagram and I always wonder how it mechanically works Thank you for your video ❤️
Hi Emilee! It would be great if you could speak more in-depth about the tilt that you mention in the "simple base!" I find that even if my milk texture is great, that wave is still so elusive and hard to achieve. Why does tilting the pitcher past the 180 degree line help create the wave? Cheers!
It helps create a current! Sorta! The current you get from tilting is always possible but going just past the middle the spout is too high to touch the surface (this forcing you to get closer I.e. tilt more) if you tilted at the top of the cup then it would pour out but there is so much coffee in between the design and the back wall that it will warp instead of move forward. Some homework you could try is tilting forward gently in three different spots. Front of the cup, middle, and just past the middle. Note the difference in appearance and flow!
I had to stop halfway in this video because a couple thoughts I did not want to forget. 1 I can listen to you talk about anything as long as you are as into it as you seem about this subject. 2 on this subject I think there were a couple things you said that clicked with me that no other teaching description of how to do the process has landeded with me like you have, very helpful. the third thing is find watching your hands while you talk is captivating, I can see your hand movements making it all happen. Ok back to the video....... 😀
My heart is so full after reading this! Thank you!
Some people hate my hands when I talk but I am very physical in my communication.
There are so many hidden gems of detail for (well all things) latte art.
@@EmileeBryant This is a surprise, Pinned my comment, wish I had done a better job with writing it. I'm pleased to have made you happy, always a good day to bring some positive to another person. Maybe some day our paths will cross and I will have the luck to see you express yourself in person and see your hand do your talking.
@@01748murphy Bruddah that last sentence 💀😂
simp
Thanks! Love your videos. Old Noob with new gear. Thanks again.
Creating that current is exactly the thing I’ve been missing to take my pours to the next level. I never got how in all these videos people are able to pour so “far back” into the cup like that. Thank you!!
Hi! My partner and I recently got an espresso machine and since then we've been drinking ridiculous amounts of cappuccino to improve our skills. I've watched so so many videos on how to steam milk and how to do latte art and yours are by far the very best! After your video on steaming milk I was finally able to create beautiful microfoam. Thank you so much for posting these videos - I am so grateful for your hard work 💛
I love the reverse plane landing analogy and the off beat concept. It really seems to help me.
Just concept of "the current" itself literally improved my game the same day I watched it))) I used to wonder "why the heck sometimes my bases look so delicate and colourful, but most of the times fat and white"))) Now I know the answer. Many thanks for that!!! Never heard anyone else noting the importance of the current, cool👍🏻😊
Finally someone who doesn't ask us to hit 'like and subscribe' in the beginning of the vid before we even know if we're going to like the content. The simple, ”if you like, then hit like” means a ton. That said, I immediately subscribed after being called a scumbag. 🤣
Love your content. Thx for teaching us!
So glad you enjoyed! Welcome to the scum club.
I’m sure in the past I have asked at the beginning here and there but I mostly forget to ask at all 😅
Emilee is such a gorgeous gal. Love her enthusiasm. I love my coffee.
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow! Makes me appreciate all the latte art that every Toronto barista makes looks so easy
Wooo-hooo! Emilee does the best and MOST FUN latte art videos on the planet. Lucky friends who get to hang out with her in real space! Some day...
Thank youuu!
And hey maybe someday we will hang!
@@EmileeBryant That would be seriously lovely!
@@DenScan let me know if you find yourself in nyc
@@EmileeBryant Why did I picture you as a left coast girl? I'm in lovely Vermont, but I do get down to the big city from time to time. (We don't get into town often, but when we do -- Bang! There goes the egg money!)
Don't be surprised when I come knocking on your door...
@@DenScan haha! I was born in the South and am in love with the West but I live on the East.
Thanks!
thanks for these great videos!
Great video, but you forgot the indistinguishable blob method which is my personal favourite. Texture the milk with too much or too little air. Pour the milk and wiggle madly in panic, trying to get lines to form, overfill the cup and spill milk on to the bench. And voila, you should have some abstract masterpiece in your cup. Seriously though, you are a Jedi master when it comes to latte art.
Your analogies and descriptive words are the best I've heard on this topic!
I love your videos ❤ I’m a baby barista from Norway and I’ve been making coffee for about a year. I’m working on fixing some mistakes that were given to me in my training, and seeing that I make better and better coffee’s and your videos are great! I learn so much, and I have words on things I might suddenly have done that works, but haven’t picked up the exact point of what works and what doesn’t. So thank you so much!❤
You are the best at latté art / coffee description! Very helpful.
You are probably the best teacher of this subject on RUclips and I appreciate your input but attempting to acquire your skill set would probably take a lifetime. I cannot after three years of practicing understand how you achieve your level of skill without being ninety! Guess I’ll be ninety before I crack the code.
This was it, this was the one that I needed. I was getting mostly good designs, but they were limited in size/area. Creating a current was what I needed to really pull the designs out. Awesome stuff, thank you so much. Watching your videos has made me improve a ton really quickly.
I just discovered your videos a few days ago. And I cannot stop watching them. You are so passionate and informative. I recently upgraded my machine to a Profitec GO (coming from Bambino Plus). So I am very excited to try out all these techniques and steaming my own milk rather than the auto froth. Yes I did watch your video on how to steam milk and countless other videos. Keep up the great work!
Welcome to the coffee cult club. More club than cult. Thank you for subbing!
You are coming in at a good time as the content is about to evolve and come in more frequently (as well as free video lessons for subscribers)
@@EmileeBryantthank you! And can’t wait looking forward to it
GodDAMN that was clear, concise and coffee correct. 🤩
Em!!!! Seriously love this vid! I’ve watched hundreds of latte vids but I love yOU the best 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you Emilee! This video explained a part I was lacking in latte art. I wasn't aware on the need to create the current in the cup. I couldn't understand why all my designs were really small.
I’m slowly getting better,
keep doin what you do, because it’s very much appreciated,
love your channel x
Can't wait to learn
~Getting my milk right (even when I thought it was right, it wasn’t) and introducing the current were the two things I’ve been doing wrong. Fantastic tutorial, thank you!
Best explanation ever ❤
This is indeed art! I have a Rancilio Silvia Pro X and I am so bad at this... your video and advice is the best yet... thanks!
תודה אמילי , ניסיתי שוב , יצא לי מזרן זוגי נחמד .... 🤣 ננסה שוב בערב
This video is PACKED. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
This is the best latte art tutorial I've seen, and I think I've watched every "high profile" coffee RUclipsr's tutorial. None of them actually explained the base in a way that that was particularly accessible to someone who is new to latte art. That's not to say that their tutorials weren't good, or helpful, but your attention to detail here is going to help me so much. Thank you!
This comment made my weekend. Thank you fir the kindness. I am so happy you enjoyed it.
@@EmileeBryant I'm so glad! Thank you for your content!
Totally with you on this. It’s difficult To communicate to another person what it feels like to do something - whether it’s controlling a pitcher or swinging golf club (I’m trying to fix my golf swing and going through this right now). It’s a good parallel, though. When you’re trying to fix parts of your golf swing you have certain “swing thoughts” that you focus on before each swing depending on what you’re trying to do, but your mind only has so much bandwidth in real time. Latte art is kind of the same for me where I focus on each poor I’m trying to achieve something but in real time other stuff gets out of hand really quickly. Anyway my point is that Emiliee Is the best I’ve seen at almost communicating how it feels to pour.
You are an excellent explainer, Ms. Emilee.
you've gotten more and more comfortable in front of the camera, as a result, your tutorials are better than ever as well! Kudos! 🎉
Now THIS is a useful and helpful video, many thanks! Fantastic
How you describe latte art techniques is so unique and helpful. 👍🏻
Love your softly spoken voice too! ❤️
Thank you! I just this helps many budding latte artists along the way!
I agree. Emilee's presentation is engaging because they are so softly spoken backed up with her passion and expressive hands.
Every day I try to do a better one with your help. I think it’ll work tomorrow. Thank you.❤
thank you for your teaching I gained a lot of knowledge from this video.
You're videos and explanation of detail is very helpful
Fantastic tutorial!
Thank you so much!
Thank you!!!!!
I learnt, and then created an Arty Latte from your 'what not to do video'!!!
So excited by this, and I'm pretty sure I'm the only one in my lil town who can do anything like this 😊😊
Concise and clear, lovely, thank Emilee
Thank you so much! Glad you like it!
Great vid!
I just needed a forking current?!!?! In two minutes you solved a problem that I've been trying to solve since months!
Very nice 👌 I learn from your video thanks for shere your experience 🙏🏻☕️
These tutorials are great because they're packed with info. Nary a wasted image or word. Also, I was just wondering what people call the "drifting base." Good to know.
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy them. I try to make the points clearly so Peale don’t get confused.
I’m sure there are other names for it. I used to call it shooting the line.
I learned something in this video - great 😊 and much thanks.
Love to hear that!! Thanks for the support
@@EmileeBryant All the way from Switzerland 😊
I came to youtube today looking for this video and DAMN ! you nailed exactly where my attempts at latte art were not working. Milk art is about flow and this video in 5 minutes was ( I hate to use this word ) perfect. Please do this some more....3 quick strategies in 5 minutes. I am off to explore Patreon. Your video content deserves support. All the best Emilee.
thx, this is the only video that I can find talking about current, which is very useful... though I still don't understand how the 3rd method works, without push/drifting. I always pour a circle of milk right in the middle and it keeps growing...
Amazing stuff. Thank you
So helpful~~!!! Thank you so much~!!
Emileeeeee thanks!!!!
Thanks your videos helped me a lot with practicing
Very informative and easy. Thank you
I've been looking for something like this for such a long time. Thank you.
Love your videos. No fillers no bullshits. End up rewatching this 4 times. 😂❤
You’re the greatest! I’m getting better and better at the heart - now I can’t wait to try these! Love the info - love you’re energy - love your humor! Thanks for the video!
Love your content I have learned so much so far
I really appreciate the detail that you put into your videos. I haven't seen much else that shows how to get these bases started. Thank you!!
I watch Em’s videos in half speed so I can watch her techniques in slo mo. Bonus, she sounds super drunk the whole time which only adds to the charm of her classes.
Thank you again Emilee! I know you spend a lot of time creating these and they are always SO helpful! This is exactly what I have been wondering about - and can’t wait to talk to you about this on our lesson!
So excited for our lesson! And thank you!
I’m about to make my morning latte so I’ll give the push base a try.
Don’t push the base too hard and then wiggle in the middle until it fills in
I totally pushed too hard and the base hit the mug wall, but I’ll know better next time.
i feel like i'm eventually going to get it figured out watching your videos
fantastic teaching you do
Nice! Thank you!
Thanks so much dear
Awesome advice ❤ thanks 🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
I'm gonna try that today
First comment! Keep up good work we love you!
Thank you! Love you back!
Thanks very helpful😊
Thanks. This does help
Great and helpful video - thanks!👍 I just made ome of my best cups ever, I think - and this video definetly it was unlocked several things things!🌟
Absolutely love your explanations. So easy to understand.
You are a coffee hero 💪🏻, great video
Thank you! I am learning a lot from you!
thanks yo Emilee !!
Hi Emilee. That’s very insightful! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Everything drifts away eventually. BTW you're really good at this whole latte art thing. You should do something with that.
OK. I've watched this video 2x just now. I'll watch again tomorrow morning just before espresso time! Fingers crossed.
If it works... you've transformed my life haha!!!😂😂😂
If this doesn’t at least help a little with the theory and approach (all things take practice)
Then it’s also possible the milk or espresso is not ideal (but that’s not easy to know without seeing your pour in photo or video or first hand)
OK. I watched 3 more times before Latte time. Still no success. I've been trying for 9 years. Perhaps I should just give up?
thank you spidey
Beautiful!!❤
الله يجزيك بخير وشكراعلى المعلومة🌷🌷🌷🌷
These are the best god damn videos out there.
Thank you for this tutorial emilee🙂🙂
This helps me to improve my latte art most especially in making wing tulip and Rosetta 🙂🙂🙂
Hi Emille!!! Thanks for your fantastic video am learning alot from you.
Would love for you to make a video on pouring latte art in paper cups!!
Legend 😎
You make it look so effortless, but whenever I try I end up with a disaster lol. This video is awesome, it has really detailed descriptions and comparations (like the one you did with the plane) that are really helpful, thanks!
I am so happy to have found your channel!!!!! Thank you for sharing such detailed knowledge with us. I am going to binge watch all of your awesome videos. Thanks again. Have a magical day sprinkled with pixie dust! 🙂
Love your vids 😂
Informative, cheeky funny and well worth the sub!
This was great!! Thanks!!😊
Ohhh hell yes!! Patreon tiiimmmeeee
Emilee, Thanks for these awesome vids! Question: I've got a Rancilio Pro as well - given the steam output, what's a recommended pitcher/amount of milk in that pitcher, for the best foaming ability?
I have a Fellows pitcher, and typically put about 10oz of milk. Using the techniques I learned on your channel, for steaming (position/timing), I've achieved a foam where I can get solid heart shapes, however, I must use a spoon to hold foam back as I'm integrating, and then have a little milk left to swirl the foam in to, before going for the art. Otherwise, all the foam gets integrated in the initial pour, and there's no foam left in the pitcher to art with. :/ I feel like maybe the pitcher is the wrong size/shape? It's a Fellows 16oz. The flow of the foam on the top never quite achieves the rippled/flow-y effect I see in videos, but it does flow well enough to make solid hearts, so I feel like it's close, but can't isolate the problem.
This is great. Latte art is really fantastic.
so very nice 👌
Hey Emilee! I’ve been watching your videos for a school project where you have to learn a certain skill and your amazing latte art videos have helped me more than any other channel out there. Where can I get some lessons or a chance to ask some more questions?
Dm me on Instagram if you today (Emstagrim)
Hi from Guatemala!
Do you think is possible to make a good latte art with a espresso machine for home, I bought the Delonghi ECP3420, but it was so difficult for me to do latte art.
Maybe is a good idea for a video if you have access to one of this kind of machines
Remove the outer tube from the steam wand. Makes much less bubbly milk.
@@henq thanks I did that and I improve a lot
Pushing 🎉
I just wanted to ask, does it matter what type of coffee beans you use to get these fantastic creations because your expresso always looks good 😊
Hii Emilee I'm your new subscriber i appreciate your work and the way you explain everything ☺️
I’m more of a self learner so I watched videos a lot and have always done the 2nd and 3rd way but the first one is used by lots of Latte Artist on Instagram and I always wonder how it mechanically works
Thank you for your video ❤️
Great tutorial, thank you 😊, by the way witch pitcher use? Brand and ml , cheers
Hi Emilee! It would be great if you could speak more in-depth about the tilt that you mention in the "simple base!" I find that even if my milk texture is great, that wave is still so elusive and hard to achieve. Why does tilting the pitcher past the 180 degree line help create the wave? Cheers!
It helps create a current! Sorta!
The current you get from tilting is always possible but going just past the middle the spout is too high to touch the surface (this forcing you to get closer I.e. tilt more) if you tilted at the top of the cup then it would pour out but there is so much coffee in between the design and the back wall that it will warp instead of move forward.
Some homework you could try is tilting forward gently in three different spots. Front of the cup, middle, and just past the middle. Note the difference in appearance and flow!