Do you think that using nice, warm, aromatic coffee to paint a painting? How to make coffee paintings? To learn coffee paintings you need to know that coffee painting is an art of making right texture of coffee and water and diluting the coffee on the paper. The unique effects coffee painting can make no other medium can. Why Coffee Paintings? Chinese used tea to help create a brown background in their paintings I then tried to use both tea and coffee in my paintings. The Art of Coffee Painting An artist employs various shades to capture different moods. The purpose was to create an old-look in the paintings by using the brown color of tea and coffee. Artists Amita & Mira Chudasama make 100% pure coffee paintings. Producing sepia toned or brunt umber shades works with ‘Coffee’ is drawing attention of art lovers all over the world. We are looking for sponsorships from Coffee Companies like Starbucks, Second Cup, Gloria Jeans, New World Coffee, Coffee People, Coffee Station, Java Centrale, and Caribou Coffee, Barista, Café Coffee Day, Kraft, Procter & Gamble Folger and Nestle to promote art of coffee paintings. Coffee has always been creative lighter fluid. Coffee adds on a lot of inspiration, freshness, creation and mood. Coffee is a mesmerizing, attractive, appealing and creative medium to shape art. It is quite successful experiment using coffee to shape up old, aged or ruined subject. Coffee painting produces perpetual shining & aroma. Uniqueness achieved by coffee painting cannot be delivered by any other medium. Painting with coffee is quite different to painting with other mediums. It is difficult to control flow of water, tones and lines. We represent our art of painting as ‘Coffee Painting’, ‘Clay Painting’, ‘Oil Painting’, ‘Water color Painting’, ‘Egg Tempera’, ‘Oil Pastel Painting’, ‘Ink Painting’, ‘Acrylic Painting’, ‘Paper Colas Painting’, ‘Sand Painting’ and ‘Mixed Media Painting’. Moving towards art styles – we are found of ‘Abstract Art’, ‘Knife Work’, ‘Glass Painting’, ‘Mosaic & Cubism’, ‘Portrait’, ‘Nature Studies’, ‘Wild Life’, ‘Floral Art’, ‘Miniature’, ‘Landscapes’, ‘Folk Art’ and ‘Modern Art’. Truly Behind every successful woman...is a substantial amount of coffee.