☕ Coffee portraits
Interactive Coffee portraits with QR code are featured on "She", ink portraits  Art Book available here

The "Coffee portraits by artist Anita Yan Wong" Event is sponsored by The City of Bellevue Art Program

"Spilled coffee may actually be a good thing. Especially in the case of Anita Yan Wong, where the Asian-American Artist was inspired to use coffee for her portrait paintings.
With just a few simple tools and brushstrokes, Wong has brought the canvas to life, depicting captivating facial expressions that make you wonder what the story is behind each of the women in the portraits."

"Coffee portraits"  Women History month Charity event @ Bellden Cafe, Bellevue Washington

THE JOURNEY HOME: A COMMUNITY GATHERING TO CELELBRATE WOMEN History month @ Bellden Cafe

Artist Anita Yan Wong (right), CEO of Bellden cafe Bellevue (left)

"Coffee portraits" Event, celebration of Women History month 2025 with the inspiring Women of Bellevue Community

Watch each Coffee paintings come to live  here  ☕ 

"Coffee portraits" Women History month Special Charity candle event @ Bellden Cafe Bellevue Washington

Below: Maggie Cheung (first Chinese performer to win a Best Actress Award at the prestigious Berlin Film Festival)

Below: Marilyn Monroe – “Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring."

Below: Dr. Jane Goodall, British primatologist, ethologist, and conservationist

Below: Diana Princess of Wales

Below: Carmen Dell’Orefice (World’s oldest working model)

Below: Naomi Elaine Campbell (British model, 1st Black -Jamaican and Chinese-Jamaican fashion model to grace the covers of Time and Vogue France)

Below: Audrey Hepburn, Actress, humanitarian – “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others”

Below: Coffee portrait of Women firefighter Miss Jessica Slider @ Bellevue fire department 

Below: Girl with the pearl earrings

Below: Joan Chen, Chinese-American actress and film director

Below: Mary Dixon Kies invented a process for weaving straw with silk and thread to make hats. She was the first woman to receive a U.S. patent in her own name

Below: Yoko Ono