Hilariously botched spellings are probably the closest thing to admirable art we’ve seen on coffee cups. You can thank the Starbucks baristas for that!
However, it probably never occurred to you that Starbucks cups could actually be used as a canvas for fine art.
And by “fine art,” we’re clearly referring to expressive comic drawings! All of the credit goes to an incredibly skilled cartoonist named Josh Hara.
Instead of stopping at misspelled names, Hara showcases his ability to make Starbucks cups look like you’re flipping through a comic book.
Once he completes an illustration, he uploads it to his Instagram page, where he’s managed to rack up over 17,000 followers. Yes, the drawings are that damn good!
Check out some of his finest work below for a closer look.
“How to get fired from Starbucks, probably.”
“All of me loves all of you.”
This is just pure genius!
“Wine: Making white girls fun like since forever.”
“What Superman really did inside the phone booth.”
“How to get fired from Starbucks, probably.” (Part 2)
“Caffeine is a pretty name for an essential ingredient of my physical being.”
This perfectly sums up “morning people.”
“Hey girl, are you a barista?…”
Ah, running into a friend while in line at Starbucks is always rough.
This could be the truest thing I’ve seen all day.
Kim and Kanye even made it onto one of Hara’s Starbucks cups!
This is the evolution of the Starbucks customer.
“Coffee be all like…”
This could be the world’s most basic Starbucks barista.
Donuts.
“Yoga poses I can do…”
Meet Dark Chocolate:
#HappyBirthdayShakespeare:
“Dogs don’t drink coffee…”
“Coffee magic…”
“Don’t say anything…”
Home vs. vacation:
“Strangers having their first cup of coffee together:”
“Bringin’ the douchey back.”
And then the pumpkin whispered…
Naked trees are sluts and this is evidence:
Read more: http://elitedaily.com/envision/brilliant-cartoons-on-the-side-of-coffee-cups-photos/848387/
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