Grabbing a cup of coffee with Tokyo illustrator Mariya Suzuki isn't like a typical java date.

She first started sketching on to-go cups while attending school at California State University, Long Beach.

Just be sure to finish some of the coffee first.
That's because as she takes a couple of sips, she starts to draw on her cup. And the more she drinks, the further she's able to tilt it, drawing her surroundings with impeccable detail.
Here are some of her very first creations.
"But they are blank, so naturally they inspired me to draw on them."
"I like to draw what is in front of me, so I started to do sketches on them," she said.
(Cues "Eleanor Rigby.")
The show ran at a gallery named Salad Bowl. Though it just ended, Suzuki is planning to have a touring show solely with the coffee cups in Tokyo — and might even make her way back to California.
Like fellow illustrator Adrian Hogan's depiction of a park here.
Just another lovely night in.
If you decide to have your own session, just be sure to finish the coffee first. 😜
"Some people worry a bit that it is hard to draw on rounded surface, but it’s actually not that hard and is fun," she said. She hopes to make the drawing sessions a regular occurrence.
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