A couple of years back, I did a post on
Carl Warner's Foodscapes. I was blown-away once again by his breathtaking creations on a recent visit to his site.
You'll have to click on the images to really enjoy the details of the landscapes.
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| London Skyline |
Asparagus Houses of Parliament, watermelon dome....
26 different types of fruits and vegetables were used to depict this scene.
The London Eye - made of green beans and baby cherry tomatoes.
The Tower Bridge - made of runner beans, celery, and Shredded Wheat atop pineapple slices.
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| Carl's Village |
A lipsmacking village of chocolate mallow cookie pie, biscottis, cookies and other sweet delights.
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| Riverscape |
Noodle floors, physalis lanterns, a river of savoy cabbage....
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| Coralscape |
An island of coconuts, passion fruit, melons, lychees, kumquats, mangoes, lemons and limes; tropical fishes of a variety of fruits and vegetables
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| Way Out West |
An trailer of crusty white loaf; pepperoni Telegraph poles with black spaghetti wires and a dusting of oats and cereals on the ground.
Hills of cheddar, a jetty of breadsticks. The steamboat is made of bread with a celery funnel.
Radicchio skies and coconut haystacks
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| Celery forest |