Classical Paintings are Beautifully Reproduced on this Artist’s Cake Icing Patterns
Maria A. Aristidou
Best known for her incredible coffee art, artist Maria A. Aristidou (previously) recently decided to branch out artistically… into making even more edible of creations.
The Starry Night, Vincent van Gogh, 1889
But you won’t to eat them because Aristidou paints beautiful recreations of classic masterpieces on them.
The Scream, Edward Munch, 1893
Partnering with local cake gallery in Cyprus, Vienna Boutique, she uses a variety of edible paints to create her cake adaptations.
The Persistence of Memory, Salvador Dali, 1931
The most impressive part? It typically only takes 6-10 hours for Aristidou to finish each one.
Girl Before Mirror, Pablo Picasso, 1932
Her unique and beautiful works are something that everyone can appreciate, but artists and bakers alike have a special admiration for her ability to make such beautiful use of such an unorthodox medium.
Maria A. Aristidou
Girl Before Mirror, Pablo Picasso, 1932
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