Beverage art is the general term for the art of creating designs on the surface of a beverage, typically coffee or tea.

Latte art is the most common type of beverage art, and it involves creating designs on the surface of a latte using steamed milk.

The three main types of latte art are free pour, etching, and stenciling.

Free pour is the technique of creating latte art by pouring steamed milk directly into the espresso.

Etching is the technique of creating latte art by using a spoon or other tool to create designs in the steamed milk.

Stenciling is the technique of creating latte art by using a stencil to create designs in the steamed milk.

Layering is the technique of creating latte art by layering different colors of steamed milk.

The heart is the most popular design in latte art.

The rosetta is the second most popular design in latte art.

The tulip is the third most popular design in latte art.

Cocktail art is the term for the art of creating designs on the surface of a cocktail.

The two main types of cocktail art are garnish art and rim art.

Cappuccino art is the term for the art of creating designs on the surface of a coffee drink using foam.

Mocha art is the term for the art of creating designs on the surface of a coffee drink using chocolate syrup.

Espresso art is the term for the art of creating designs on the surface of a coffee drink using espresso.