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👋 Welcome to the Best of the Beanies, a curation compilation of some of the top stories from this week's Spill The Beans Creative Writing Prompt.

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The Best of the Beanies, in no particular order - they were all so good!

Tea or Coffee? - #STB Coffee Prompt Week 46 by @marlyncabrera

It seems to me that the number of coffee drinkers is increasing by the minute. You ask me if coffee is more popular than tea. I'd argue that if coffee consumption weren’t conditioned by the difficulties and costs of imports/exports, if it came more easily to your doorstep, maybe, just maybe, your kitchen, my dear tea drinkers, would start smelling like coffee every morning. Just maybe.

The mysterious coffee painting. by @jetta.amaya

She never knew where that coffee butterfly came from, for a long time she tried to find the creator, she visited the gallery several times and interviewed the curators and the owner, but she never found any answers. She also went to several exhibitions in search of another similar surprise but resigned herself to the fact that the coffee butterfly was one of those things that happen only once in a lifetime.

On Coffee I Stand! by @deraaa

“Many of you who wake up from party hangovers search for coffee in the morning. Why not tea? Simple. Coffee stimulates. Tea is famously known for its presence among royals and elite. People who fancy more subtle flavours or who are somewhat allergic to coffee beans. Yet, Coffee goes even to the ghettos and is accepted by everyone.”

The coffee stain, love and art by @chacald.dcymt

The boy seemed determined to jump.
I told him I had read his notes and wanted to help him regain his inspiration. Drenched in tears he turned to look at me and held out his hand. I helped him inside and just as he put his feet in we went to the floor and fell among brushes, paints and the canvases I had thrown out earlier.

Coffee as an artistic expression by @germanandradeg

I could never know the answers to these questions, but that didn't matter. What mattered was that the artist had moved my foundation.
It was impressive how the artist used coffee to create art. I realized that coffee was much more than a beverage. It was also a creative material that could be used for beautiful and unique works of art.

The Abstract Artist and his Coffee Paradise 🌀 by @valeriavalentina

The mix of vibrant colours, the distribution of shapes and figures that formed cups of coffee, coffee beans and everything you can imagine related to coffee, made me feel many sensations, among them happiness, saturation, curiosity, and intensity and I was even captivated for a long time.

A coffee artist by @irvinc

From a very young age, José collected grains in small brass containers. Sometime between the age of seven and eight, he began to stain papers with the remains of coffee that were left in the cups, later he realized that this blackish colour could be enriched with the green left by the beans when they were not ripe, thus his first compositions were born.

My coffee necklace by @verdesmeralda

What a great surprise it was when I found a japa mala whose beads are made from coffee, I could hardly believe it. I immediately contacted the creator of such beautiful art and received an invitation to an exhibition.
I did not hesitate to attend, it was a beautiful room with light roasted brown walls, a wooden ceiling and a beautiful lamp sculpted in coffee that illuminated the place with a dim light but enough to appreciate each beautiful piece.

Exhibitions of Nirvana by @jhymi

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The message wasn’t lost on me. No matter our skin colour race or belief, we all had a similar look when we drank coffee. Bliss. Happiness. Fulfilment. It was a unity that only coffee could give and I moved on from it quickly as I couldn’t afford to shed a tear when I was still at my first artwork.

Pure He-Art by @diikaan

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As the annual art exhibition approached, and the frenzy began to bubble through the streets like a boiling pot of coffee, rumours of this extraordinary group spread like wildfire. Whispers spoke of their remarkable creations, where coffee was transformed into a mesmerizing art form, and this attracted coffee purists from all over the country to the quaint town.

Well, that's it for the Best of the Beanies for last week's prompt.

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