I made some more cakes last month, I was planning to sell them when my store opens... but they're now all gone Some friends got them. Now I have to make more cakes to sell, so you'll be seeing a lot of cakes in the following weeks.
Chocolate & vanilla cakes with a creamy frosting. The one on the left has milk chocolate shavings, the one on the right has almonds.
I love almonds but my almond cane was barely ok, I have to work a bit more on my canes.
These little wood plates were part of the prize I received from ~KatGore. She's awesome! Her clay work is stunning and she's also really sweet, please give her some love
Comments and suggestions are always much appreciated
Technique and materials as used in my cake tutorial:
Lets get started with vision: this 2 slices look highly realistic, shape and color were executed very well to achieve this result. More about the colors; the tones are correctly chosen to emmulate vanilla and chocolate, same with the icing. Technique: there's a lot of detail to make it look spongy and like a real fresh cake might look like at a bakery shop. Impact: it tricked me at first sight! I thought i was looking at 2 slices of real cake!
One tiny detail i'd critique (in the best way of course); food is not perfect, so in order to make it look more real, it should have small imperfections here and there, and not so so perfect This is my honest appreciation about this piece, hope it helps you!!
More about the colors; the tones are correctly chosen to emmulate vanilla and chocolate, same with the icing.
Technique: there's a lot of detail to make it look spongy and like a real fresh cake might look like at a bakery shop.
Impact: it tricked me at first sight! I thought i was looking at 2 slices of real cake!
One tiny detail i'd critique (in the best way of course); food is not perfect, so in order to make it look more real, it should have small imperfections here and there, and not so so perfect
This is my honest appreciation about this piece, hope it helps you!!
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