How to paint like a pro with Coffee. Step by Step guide

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This is a painting tutorial on the topic of Coffee Art. 

Students will have the opportunity to have fun and get creative using coffee to create something artistic and unique. 

The lesson consists of step by step tutorial how to paint trendy plants using only coffee and understand the light and shade of coffee art to add details and eventually obtaining different tones.

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