16 Best Food Artists In The World
There are so many different art forms out there, we gathered a list of 16 of the best FOOD artists in the world. YUM.\r
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10. Zhanna Bakery\r
Baking a cake from scratch can be a difficult process but creating these delicious masterpieces seems like its completely impossible for us mere mortals. Thats why the employees at Zhanna in St. Petersburg, Russia deserve a round of applause. These pastries and cakes are absolutely amazing and they look just like their real-life counterparts. Oh and every single item used in each creation is entirely edible like the jewelry in the treasure chest and the all the sewing supplies. \r
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9. Balla Tamás\r
This well-talented artist and photographer from Hungary brings food to life by giving them the most unique and expressive facial expressions. Not only that, but he also brings implications and little stories to what his creations are or what theyre doing. The way that Tamás achieves these intricate and extremely detailed looks is that he uses a small but very sharp X-o knife to carve out his mediums. You can check out more of his work on his website .\r
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8. Ray Duey\r
This culinary artist has quite the skill and talent as you can clearly see from just some of his intricately carved works of art that you see before you. Mostly working with just fruits and vegetables, Duey has been carving foods with over 35 years of experience and competing in several different competitions on the Food Network. Duey can make anywhere from $40,000 to $70,000 in a year just for carving these magnificent pieces of art. \r
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7. James Parker\r
Parker is also an incredibly talented and skilled fruit and vegetable carver and just like Ray Duey hes also competed in several Food Network competitions. In f, Parker and Duey faced off for a Fantasy Fruit Sculpture challenge. Duey ended up defeating Parker the first time but on the rematch , Parker managed to come out on top and prove hes just as good as his opponent. These well defined and detailed works of art are extremely popular in Asia and have been for many centuries as they are often used as garnishes.\r
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6. Prudence Emma Staite\r
The wondrous thing about Staite as an artist is that her medium isnt fruits, vegetables, or rotting food. Nope. She uses one of the most wonderful foods to ever exist in the entirety of mankind. Chocolate. As a contemporary artist, Staite doesnt just use chocolate but most of them time thats what she sticks with, however, shes created life-like sculptures of the Spanish Steps, the Roman Colosseum, and Pope Benedict XVI entirely out of pizza dough.\r
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5. Mike McCarey\r
This pastry chef is famous for creating the requests of his clients into the most amazing works of art that you can eat. Theyre ually so nice that youd probably feel guilty for taking a bite. McCarey has been working as a pastry chef ever since he graduated from a cooking school in Denver, Colorado after only two years. Since then, hes gone on to winning numerous awards for creating new cake sculpting techniques and being a master at his craft.\r
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4. Veselina Slavcheva\r
Slavcheva has always been an artist at heart working with mediums such as point lace, embroidery, and silk painting, however carving fruits and vegetables is one of the newer skills shes acquired. It was back in 2007 that she learned to carve, not fruit, but soap. Ever since then, shes gone on to graduate from the Wandee Culinary School in Bangkok that teaches fruit and vegetable carving and going on to win several awards, starring in tv shows, and writing a book. \r
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3. Jim Victor\r
Everybody knows that butter is used for cooking and spreading on your toast at breakfast but did you know that you can also use it to sculpt mind-blowing sculptures such as the ones that Jim Victor creates? The man is so dedicated to his craft that he spends multiple hours in a freezer carving masterpieces out of giant butter blocks. He also works with other mediums such as wood and bronze but come on thats not as strange and cool as butter, right?\r
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2. Jason Mecier\r
This guy is like the Picasso of creating portraits of celebrities out of various foods. He uses all things that range from pretzels, candy, cookies, and potato chips to create his fantastic works of art. Hes created celebrities that range from Rosie ODonnell, Jerry Seinfeld, and Rachel Ray. Theres even a Kristi Yamaguchi portrait. How cool is that? Uh, dont answer because its extremely cool.\r
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1. Christel Assante\r
Okay, check this out. Artist Christel Assante uses eggshells to create these fragile, yet intricate little works of art that are honestly hard to comprehend just how talented of an artist she is to be able to pull t
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10. Zhanna Bakery\r
Baking a cake from scratch can be a difficult process but creating these delicious masterpieces seems like its completely impossible for us mere mortals. Thats why the employees at Zhanna in St. Petersburg, Russia deserve a round of applause. These pastries and cakes are absolutely amazing and they look just like their real-life counterparts. Oh and every single item used in each creation is entirely edible like the jewelry in the treasure chest and the all the sewing supplies. \r
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9. Balla Tamás\r
This well-talented artist and photographer from Hungary brings food to life by giving them the most unique and expressive facial expressions. Not only that, but he also brings implications and little stories to what his creations are or what theyre doing. The way that Tamás achieves these intricate and extremely detailed looks is that he uses a small but very sharp X-o knife to carve out his mediums. You can check out more of his work on his website .\r
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8. Ray Duey\r
This culinary artist has quite the skill and talent as you can clearly see from just some of his intricately carved works of art that you see before you. Mostly working with just fruits and vegetables, Duey has been carving foods with over 35 years of experience and competing in several different competitions on the Food Network. Duey can make anywhere from $40,000 to $70,000 in a year just for carving these magnificent pieces of art. \r
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7. James Parker\r
Parker is also an incredibly talented and skilled fruit and vegetable carver and just like Ray Duey hes also competed in several Food Network competitions. In f, Parker and Duey faced off for a Fantasy Fruit Sculpture challenge. Duey ended up defeating Parker the first time but on the rematch , Parker managed to come out on top and prove hes just as good as his opponent. These well defined and detailed works of art are extremely popular in Asia and have been for many centuries as they are often used as garnishes.\r
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6. Prudence Emma Staite\r
The wondrous thing about Staite as an artist is that her medium isnt fruits, vegetables, or rotting food. Nope. She uses one of the most wonderful foods to ever exist in the entirety of mankind. Chocolate. As a contemporary artist, Staite doesnt just use chocolate but most of them time thats what she sticks with, however, shes created life-like sculptures of the Spanish Steps, the Roman Colosseum, and Pope Benedict XVI entirely out of pizza dough.\r
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5. Mike McCarey\r
This pastry chef is famous for creating the requests of his clients into the most amazing works of art that you can eat. Theyre ually so nice that youd probably feel guilty for taking a bite. McCarey has been working as a pastry chef ever since he graduated from a cooking school in Denver, Colorado after only two years. Since then, hes gone on to winning numerous awards for creating new cake sculpting techniques and being a master at his craft.\r
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4. Veselina Slavcheva\r
Slavcheva has always been an artist at heart working with mediums such as point lace, embroidery, and silk painting, however carving fruits and vegetables is one of the newer skills shes acquired. It was back in 2007 that she learned to carve, not fruit, but soap. Ever since then, shes gone on to graduate from the Wandee Culinary School in Bangkok that teaches fruit and vegetable carving and going on to win several awards, starring in tv shows, and writing a book. \r
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3. Jim Victor\r
Everybody knows that butter is used for cooking and spreading on your toast at breakfast but did you know that you can also use it to sculpt mind-blowing sculptures such as the ones that Jim Victor creates? The man is so dedicated to his craft that he spends multiple hours in a freezer carving masterpieces out of giant butter blocks. He also works with other mediums such as wood and bronze but come on thats not as strange and cool as butter, right?\r
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2. Jason Mecier\r
This guy is like the Picasso of creating portraits of celebrities out of various foods. He uses all things that range from pretzels, candy, cookies, and potato chips to create his fantastic works of art. Hes created celebrities that range from Rosie ODonnell, Jerry Seinfeld, and Rachel Ray. Theres even a Kristi Yamaguchi portrait. How cool is that? Uh, dont answer because its extremely cool.\r
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1. Christel Assante\r
Okay, check this out. Artist Christel Assante uses eggshells to create these fragile, yet intricate little works of art that are honestly hard to comprehend just how talented of an artist she is to be able to pull t
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