where it started
the first Gadgeteer logo experiment led to the curved after latte wordmark. the photographs here show actual physical prints, with their real texture and rough edges.
keep the moment.
or just make someone smile.
morning inspiration
Worth every spent grain.
a little reminder that something finished can still become something lovely.
from the first little smile ↗this is a digital sketch. physical print appearance, preparation and long-term durability are still being explored.
from screen to grounds
the first after latte print, held between fingers. real coffee texture. real rough edges. a real little smile.
take a closer look
where the fun started
our first experiment: a familiar logo, a circle of favorite gadgets, and the grounds left after coffee. one playful print opened up a whole new idea.

from the studio journal · october 3, 2026
Day Three: the familiar after latte curve finds a new surface. Alignment, heat, pressure, and a careful peel turn the white lettering into something wearable on green fabric.
read the latest notesomething new from something old.
after latte turns used espresso pucks into little art to keep. it’s a creative experiment: printing designs onto the compressed coffee grounds left after brewing. the bigger idea is a keepsake inspired by the latte art you photograph before the first sip.
the first Gadgeteer logo experiment led to the curved after latte wordmark. the photographs here show actual physical prints, with their real texture and rough edges.
choose a design, add a few words, or try your own latte-art photo. the canvas is a digital preview. photos and edits stay in your browser; saving downloads a preview to your device.
preparation, print finish and long-term durability are still being explored. these are display prototypes, not for brewing or eating. custom keepsakes and café collaborations are future possibilities; orders are not open.
a little idea for later
we’re exploring custom designs and small café collaborations.
no orders or design submissions just yet. first, we play.
prototype display pieces only. printed pucks are not for brewing or eating.