Food art

[carlo1225]

Food Art By Jolita Vaitkute...
 
An 18-year-old artist from Lithuania. Jolita Vaitkute made these portraits of famous people using chocolate, various spices, ketchup, cheese and some other products.

[naruto789544]

galing talaga ng gumagawa nito... if my food will be served that way, i will look and take snapshots of it first before taking my 1st bite...

[carlo1225]

Food Wheels...
 
German graphic designer Paul Trakies is the author of this funny series. On each image, he has depicted in a very realistic way a plate on which is displayed a strawberry ice-cream tank, a cheesy truck and a honey tanker. Find out more below.

[naruto789544]

hahaha... the one who makes this is so full of it... creating something like that involves wild imagination...

[Heathcliff]

....creative kiddie lunchbox ideas.

[carlo1225]

Animal Lollipops and Sugar Sculptures...
 
A new store was recently opened in Tokyo : the Ameshin. This shop proposes traditional Japanese candies called “amezaiku”. These sweets exist since the 8th century in the Japanese culture, where they were offered as edible gifts in temples or during the charity. The owner of the store, Shinri Tezuka, creates lollipops shaped like fish, frogs and other animals, with a mixture of sugar sirup and starch that he paints after. It gives beautiful and elegant translucent candies.

[naruto789544]

oh wow... and just when i thought i had seen every possible food art and this comes... so lifelike if i may say so...

[carlo1225]

oh wow... and just when i thought i had seen every possible food art and this comes... so lifelike if i may say so...

kaya nga tol naruto...  parang tuloy kumakain ka ng buhay na isda nyan...manamis namis nga lang... 


Adorable Cat Parfaits Are Served at This Traditional Japanese Book Cafe...
 
Kotoba no Haoto (or "The Buzz of Words") is a Japanese cafe that understands the appeal of cat culture. That's why they've created their very own cat parfait, which is as adorable as it is delicious! Once they're done creating the base of the dessert, that's when things get feline-friendly. The cafe tops off their delectable dessert by adding at least one pudgy ball of ice cream and decorating it with chocolate ears, paws, eyes, whiskers, and a perfectly plump nose. Each treat includes vibrant, seasonal fruit and additional accessories during the holidays, including a strawberry Santa hat!

While the cat parfaits are enough to draw in delighted diners, Kotoba no Haoto also allows customers to experience the history of Japan. The cafe is housed in a machiya: a traditional, wooden townhouse that evokes the spirit of old Japan. Inside, visitors sit on tatami mat floors and dine upon low tables. There are also plenty of books for them to peruse when they're done looking at all the cat-themed decorations that surround them.

If you're ever in the city of Kyoto, definitely take a trip to this cafe—for both the cat parfaits and the culture! However, you should note that the 1,200 yen ($10.57) parfaits start selling at 1pm and sell out shortly after, since only 15 servings are made each day. In other words, make sure to get there early for these tempting treats!

[carlo1225]

Playful and Amazing Food Art...
 
Creative food artist Samantha Lee composes amazing childish dishes referring to pop culture icons, celebrities or cute settings straight out of her imagination. A selection of these mouthwatering plates is to discover in images.

[Heathcliff]

Pastry chef and artist Judit Czinkné Poór is the Leonardo da Vinci of the cookie world. Working from Mézesmanna, her cake-decorating shop in Ajka, there seems to be no limit to what she can do with cookies. From complex Hungarian patterns to more contemporary designs, Judit uses her skills as a porcelain painter to take her work to a whole new level.













 

[carlo1225]

Faces made from Fruits and Vegetables...
 
Stem from a collaboration between artists Emily Dryden and Zahydé Pietri, this series recently took the second place at the 2015 International Photography Awards category advertising and food. Each portrait is entirely made out fruits, vegetables and botanicals, meticulously selected for a creative and harmonious rendering contrasting with a deep black background.

[Heathcliff]

wow...i love those fruity-veggie faces! awesome....













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[naruto789544]

this isn't just food art... this are masterpieces which can be preserved and displayed...

[carlo1225]

Delicious Kawaii Cookies and Donuts...
 

Melbourne-based artist Vickie Liu is the pastry chief behind these adorable pop culture sweets. With chocolate, icing and almond paste, she gives life to delightful pastries in reference to pop culture characters and icons such as Totoro, Minions and Emojis.

[naruto789544]

awww... now they are getting cuter... really creative minds they do have...