Curiosities
It appears that these days anything can be changed into workmanship, including cakes! Present day dough punchers certainly know some things about enriching and making convoluted structures. Truth be told, a portion of the cakes they make are intricate to the point that they don't look like cakes by any means! Others are so incredibly wonderful that it's difficult to envision somebody would cut and eat such a magnum opus. From unique structures to geometrical cakes, here are 7 bread cooks whose cakes have a place in a workmanship presentation.
Dinara Kasko
What happens when a designer chooses to have a go at preparing cakes? This is the thing that! Dinara Kasko, a cook situated in Ukraine, has experience with design and an energy for science. The vast majority are utilized to cakes being all velvety and feathery, however this isn't the means by which Dinara Kasko likes to make her craft pieces. She utilizes an auxiliary methodology she got while considering engineering to transform her cakes into geometric figures, charts, outline like structures, and cakes that resemble genuine vanguard masterpieces. This is presumably what cakes would resemble later on!
Cedric Grolet
Cedric Grolet is a talented French pastry chef who finds inspiration all around him. He’s mostly known for his gentle flowery designs inspired by nature, but he has been creating something entirely new lately – the Cubic cakes! Using Rubik’s cube as an inspiration is absolutely brilliant and may seem crazy to some people, yet looking at Cedric Grolet’s cakes we can only say ‘wow’. They are fresh, eye-catching, and seem to be the tastiest desserts in the world.
Tortik Annushka
This Moscow-based bakery offers a wide array of cakes that cater to all kinds of customers. Weddings, anniversaries, corporate parties, and kids’ birthdays – they can make a cake for any occasion and it will look like nothing you’ve ever seen before. Tortik Annushka is run by a family – the Yavorskaya sisters are doing most of the creative work that ranges from artistic structures that resemble abstract art to sculpted architectural cake designs. All the cakes are different and absolutely mind-blowing!
Kalabasa
Kalabasa bakery in Moscow is using one of the basic painting techniques to create their masterpieces. These brushstroke cakes seem like they were painted by a giant paintbrush, but that, of course, is just a beautiful illusion created by the bakery. Cake artists make the ‘brushstrokes’ from chocolate and then arrange them on the cakes in a way that mimics an oil painting. This approach is fresh and absolutely stunning.
KUFstudios
We’ve seen cakes looking like math objects, cubes, paintings, and brushstrokes, but so far we haven’t seen cakes that look like they’re made of marble. Kia Utzon-Frank, the founder and the creative force of the company, is always striving to explore new fields and genres, and to mix as many materials as possible. This is not some kind of deception – these are actual cakes! The impression of marble stone is truly impeccable.
Jasmine Rae Cakes
Jasmine Rae, a San-Francisco- based baker, is known for her whimsical ethereal designs that make her cakes look airy and flowy. They are unexpectedly textured and create the illusion of different materials – fabric, paper, metal, and even stone. She has a unique vision that inspires her to go out of the boundaries of her own mind, to think out of the box and imagine the unimaginable. Then comes the execution process!
Don’t Tell Charles
If there’s one thing we definitely know about wedding cakes – they should be memorable! Well, also tasty, but a unique design will make the whole occasion much more festive. Don’t Tell Charles is a bakery that specializes in wedding cakes and, oh boy, they like to experiment a lot. Their cakes look like pure art – something you would see at an art exhibition in a fancy museum, but not on your dining table. Their style varies from abstract art objects to gentle flowery pieces and avant-garde designs.
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