Art in food is more than paint or pastel on canvas; art can be in the food itself.
Or for the table…
This masterpiece is part of a series of food paintings by Tjalf Sparnaay that take culinary art to new heights. The London-based artist uses a style he calls “mega-realism” to recreate items like sandwiches, soda cans, candy and seafood down to the most mundane detail with oil paints.
See more of Tjalf Sparnaay’s paintings here.
Source: Foodista
Down Memory Lane
Old Root Beer Bottles
Enamel ware
Coffee Grinder
Wine Cellar
Coke Bottle Nostalgia
Granny's utensils
Mother's Kitchen drawer
Old Cake Mixer
Cast Iron Skillets
Meat Mincer
Kitchen Scales
Nutmeg Grinder
Noodle Cutter
Biscuit tin
Flour sifter
Bean slicer
Pie tins
Cookie & pastry cutters
Bone handled cutlery
Porcelain & earthenware mixing bowls
Bread Bin
Enamel Roasting Pan
Cake tin
Chip cutter
Spice tin
On a Friday - Suspended
Sunday Art Fare - On a Sunday
Every Wednesday
On a Friday - Replacing Do they have beer in...
My Favourite Food
Little Green Balls of Death
Super Broccoli
Finding Nemo 2
Head of a Cabbage
Wild Apples
"You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on." ~ Dean Martin
"I imagine hell like this - Italian punctuality, German humour and English wine." ~ Peter Ustinov
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Things that Fizz & Stuff 