Artist Jocelyn Teo Creates A Tiny Food You Can’t Eat
Jocelyn Teo of Singapore sculpts the most realistic miniatures of food and drinks, and it makes you hungry just looking at her art!
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“I was working with miniature food sculptures way before I found out about BJDs (ball-jointed dolls), and it’s been such a ride since then! It’s like starting a Chinese restaurant in India and after 2 years of just displaying food which looks good, and a group of Chinese walks in one day to have lunch. Maybe that’s not a good analogy, but hopefully you get what I mean! I chanced upon clay sculpting on one particularly boring day, and my boyfriend and I just decided to buy a box of clay just for fun. The rest’s history as they say,” she said.
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