Columbus, Ohio-based artist Josh Hara, who had a great year on the Internet in 2014, amassing nearly 70,000 Twitter followers through his 100 coffee cup cartoons, has determined to renew his 100-cup mission in 2015.
Hara recently told USA Today that the cartoons — sketched onto the all-white sides of 24-ounce Starbucks hot drink cups — really represent an exercise in self-improvement, forcing him to complete the pieces.
While many of Hara’s cartoons involve coffee as a subject matter, others respond to pop culture events, including this parody of the now infamous “Break the Internet” Kim Kardashian photo collection:
All photos via Hara’s Instagram handle, @yoyoha.
Following is just a small sample of some of Hara’s other most recent and shared works of 2014. For more, follow him on Twitter (@yoyoha) and Instagram.
Nick Brown
Nick Brown is the editor of Daily Coffee News by Roast Magazine.
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Ah, America and the arts.
Let the innovative, creative minds with their art school technique continue to starve. But if you doodle on coffee cups, we want to make you into a public celebrity.
No wonder why the suicide rate among artists is what it is.