Okay, maybe it isn't perfect art - but come on... it is my first attempt at doing something like this. Not the shake, though, I do that a lot. Nope, I'm talking about putting those chocolate designs on the glass.
After all, I do get impressed by those artistic renditions that make the presentation of the product a whole lot more attractive. I also see a lot of these artistic renditions on top of coffee. Man, they make these things look easy - but in reality, I'm sure there's a pattern that needs to be followed, to get those great patterns and artistic rendition.
Some look obvious, and I've yet to try some of those coffee cream designs - the glass design with chocolate is a bit harder to do though... after all, aside from controlling the flow of the chocolate syrup, I'm trying to manipulate the glass to try and get patterns - and well, as far as first times go, I'd have to say this is a good result (if I say so myself - and yeah, I'm a bit biased).
In case you're curious as to what I used to create this masterpiece, the products I used can be gleaned from behind the shake... you know, just in case you happen to want to try doing it too. No steps on what to do, though... since I still don't have the complete knowledge, nor the skills to do it - much less pass it on to others.
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