Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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Cake Pictures

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  • 6 comments
janetmiles

janetmiles

November 12 2012, 10:16:39 UTC 8 years ago

That is pretty.

My favorite is the second one, with the orchids and the lace fans.
siliconshaman

siliconshaman

November 12 2012, 11:15:43 UTC 8 years ago

Annnd now I have a mental image of a cake Genie...nice cakes though.
msminlr

msminlr

November 12 2012, 14:34:24 UTC 8 years ago

However, the intro above the first cake does not actually SCAN to "House of the Rising Sun"...
rhodielady_47

rhodielady_47

November 12 2012, 19:14:53 UTC 8 years ago

I am in total awe of the amount of time these cakes took to decorate....
8^o
starcat_jewel

starcat_jewel

November 12 2012, 19:44:25 UTC 8 years ago

The half-and-half one keeps drawing me back for a closer look. First, I don't quite get the reasoning behind it; second, are those ropes actually made out of icing, and if so, WOW.
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ysabetwordsmith

November 12 2012, 19:56:17 UTC 8 years ago

>>The half-and-half one keeps drawing me back for a closer look. First, I don't quite get the reasoning behind it;<<

"Technicolor ends here." If I'd made it, I'd be commenting on the ephemeral and subjective nature of reality; how what we bring to it is what paints in the details.

>> second, are those ropes actually made out of icing, and if so, WOW. <<

I would suspect fondant, an edible sculptural material. Some folks prefer marzipan, though, and a few do sculpt in icing beyond roses and such.