In Japan, people are worship everything cute, everything can be made cute as long as no against their country’s law while attracting consumers to buy their products. Some Japanese restaurants has implement the cute ideas to their foods, and made the food as a series of arts.
This set of creative photographs are initiated by “Bloomize” which is a lifestyle journal jotted daily by web designer/developer and avid photographer Clara, who is based in the forever summer island of Singapore. She coined the strange word “bloomize” in 2007 to mean “to bloom” and devoted Bloomize to blooming ideas on design, house-keeping, well-being, photography, and offbeat finds from Japan and all over the world.
I once wrote a post about Fascinating Food Landscape created by artist “Carl Warner”, building fairy scene with vegetables. And today, welcome to the luxurious Cakeland created by Scott Hove. I guess if Tim Burton decided to make a parallel world to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory out of cake it would probably look a bit like Scott Hove’s Cakeland.
I have written several posts about food art/creation before, and some of them are bit disturbing such as my recent post about the meat art. But today, after a long suffering day … I decided to write something sweet, nice and amusing. Hence, I did some search and picked 11 Amusing Food Creations in this post. Pictures of food you might want to eat no matter what kind of diet you are on. It’s always pretty nice to check out the creativity and ability that some artist have to turn some fruits and vegetables into comic art. Hope you also enjoy.
Spring Onion can be The Praying Mantis (left) or aggrieved onion child (right)
