Canon D60 Camera Made of Chocolate
By jahangir agha • May 20th, 2013Artist Hans Chung from San Francisco created a detailed chocolate replica of the Canon D60 camera.
Artist Hans Chung from San Francisco created a detailed chocolate replica of the Canon D60 camera.
Check out the colorful breads one can make with some imagination!
Two graphic designers from France, Quentin and Thomas, were so bored of random food at lunch, that they started improvising and experimenting new ways of cooking a burger.
Each day Malaysian artist Hong Yi creates a beautiful piece of art in her plate made entirely out of food.
It would be hard to argue that the fastest way to our hearts is through our stomachs. This simple truth makes Valentine’s day a perfect occasion to showcase our culinary skills, and gives tons of easy gift ideas, too!
Photographer Klaus Enrique Gerdes created a series of edible compositions called “The Arcimboldo Series” in the manner of 16th century Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
“Sweet Meat” is a fun project done by German photographer Jasmin Schuller in which she uses real meat to create deliciously sinful looking desserts. For these compositions Jasmin used plenty of meat scraps, two liters of blood, a bucket of animal grease and five kilos of raw meat. For example, the tasty looking ice-cream sundae is actually made from minced meats covered in grease cream, and topped with a cherry carved from a pig’s heart. The cherry syrup is actually blood.