Food art

[carlo1225]

Chef Creates Delicious Portraits Of Celebrities On Pizzas...
 
Chef Domenico Crolla, the owner of the Bella Napoli restaurant in Glasgow, Scotland, has created these delicious portraits of celebrities on pizzas.

Many details are visible in these works of art, and it looks like Crolla has made use of stenciling to make sure that the cheese melts the right way on the crust.

[naruto789544]

hehehe... that's the kind of food i want crawling out of my plate anytime of the day.... 

[carlo1225]

speaking of plate...
Food Art by Hong Yi...
 

“Sonny, if anything, just stay far far away from Colonel Sanders”


“Hello there, Richard Parker!”


“Water Melon”


“The Scream by Edvard Munch”


“The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai Katsushika”


“Dragonfruit”


“Tomato Soup”


“Giant Squid Attack”


“Arctic Melting”


“Found a tiny little garden on my plate today. The sun came out too.”


“Pray for Sabah”

[naruto789544]

hehehe.... that's what you get if you have an artist waiting for food... 

[Heathcliff]

A Rose By Any Other Name



Linguini Falls



The Brocolli Forest



crunchy edible trees!

[carlo1225]

Artist Reveals The Secret Identities Of Kiwi Fruits...
 
Fruits are up to something! Kiwi’s in particular, as Anthony Chidiac demonstrates. He carved the hairy balls of sour green into images of famous celebrities, politicians and popculture characters. From Justin Bieber to Adolf Hitler to Harry Potter, all had their likeness rendered in fruit.

[Heathcliff]

Samantha Lee’s Instagram is filled with these impressive photos of pop culture characters that have been created with food.

[naruto789544]

hehehe... the kiwi fruit stormtrooper looks more like magneto... the artist sure have a vivid imagination to make this things... thanks for sharing mam @Schy and sir @carlo1225... 

[intelinside]

Ang kwela. Pero parang ang hirap kainin pag ganito kaganda yung ayos ng pagkain. 

[Heathcliff]

update on food art. . . .

bacon and eggs...



pumpkin soup



quesadillas....





credits to Francesco Mugnai (Food blogger and illustrator)

[carlo1225]

Baker Uses Cookies As Confectionary Canvases for Colorful Art...
 
Artist Holly Fox creates colorful confections that are a feast for the eyes (and stomach, of course). Using eccentric cookie cutters to her advantage, Fox has been illustrating her very own cookies for the past five years, and she recently started selling them on Etsy. Whether she's baking soon-to-be rainbow ghosts, vibrant flamingos, or pastel ice cream, the cookie artist aims to embrace her love of custom colors. She's even produced batches of cookies resembling an array of Pantone swatches!

According to her shop's reviews, Fox's designs aren't only delightful—they're also delicious! Her customers especially love the cookies' soft texture paired with the fun, crisp icing illustrations.

[Heathcliff]

Tree Frog made with an apple and carrot.



Heron made of boiled egg



Giraffe made of polenta and roast beef pieces. (this one looks scary)



Preying mantis made using pea pods and edamame.



Fish made of bok choy.



photo credits to Edible Art Press



Post Merge: January 28, 2016, 02:19:17 PM

Adorable Cat-Shaped Sweets























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[carlo1225]

Food Artist Creates Charming Characters That Look Too Adorable to Eat...
 
Interior designer and baker Song Rattanakosate (aka @SongSweetSong) produces adorably endearing creations completely out of food. Her edible sculptures comprise entire dishes, both savory and sweet, with different ingredients serving their own visual purpose in the cute scenes. Rattanakosate's imaginative perspective offers ingenious uses for food, like having bacon double as a blanket for a sleepy hard-boiled yolk, having salmon and rice mimic animals' bodies, and using toast as a blank canvas for creating a myriad of charming cartoon characters.

Rattanakosate documents her delectable meals on her popular Instagram account. They look almost too good to eat, but that hasn’t stopped people from wanting to buy her culinary designs. Through Sweeten Up Cafe, you can purchase her made-to-order cookies. Or, if you’d rather try making them on your own, Rattanakosate sells kitchen tools through Sweeten Up Factory.

[lashx]

wow! napakacreative naman at mukhang masarap lahat. kuha sa isang tingin at ubos sa isang tikim. LOL

[carlo1225]

Romanian Artist Creates Miniature Food Art Using Spoons As Canvases...
 
Don’t play with your food, unless you’re a food artist. Better yet, an artist that makes tiny food art on spoons. That’s the canvas of choice of Ioana Vinc, a Romanian architect who likes to take a break from designing buildings by arranging tiny food items on a spoon. It’s some impressive work: looking at Kermit the (Spoon) Frog, you can hardly tell it apart from original.

Vinc’s secret? Using big spoons! Well, regular big spoons, not novelty jaw destroyers. It’s part of her passion for creating art using everyday objects. In this case, extremely small bits of everyday objects.