i made this cheeseburger for a friend for her birthday. it gave me an opportunity to work on my lettuce technique and i think it turned out pretty well!
this little guy has such a loving home, the owner recently told me she might be suffering from this.
although the cheeseburger print is not currently for sale, why don’t you pick up one of it’s little friends right here?
in order to attain perfect ham slice edges, i up and made a whole damn tiny ham just to slice it up.
i probably should have taken a picture of it.
limited edition prints of the croissant sandwich available here.
i was compelled to make miniature twinkies because i’d always heard that they weren’t really baked, were just some bizarre chemical plastic treat, and that the slightly darker golden color along the bottom and sides (which i realize you can’t see here, but trust me) was air brushed on to make them seem like a more wholesome fresh-from-the-oven cake. trickery!
i can’t seem to find any evidence supporting the fake bake story, so i have a hunch it was an urban legend someone’s mom made up to make them sound gross and unappetizing. it worked on me, i can’t remember the last time i ate one, and i have had no desire to eat one- until i started working on these. i found my self looking longingly at the little packaged pairs in the checkout line, in my mind justifying their purchase in the interest of my “art”, but i managed to crank out a few little tiny twinkies without succumbing to the cream filled sirens.
it’s hard man, every day i pray for strength.
you can buy your very own limited edition print of my twinkies and their little hostess cupcake cousins right here.
thank you everyone who made it out to the show! it was a great success and i am so grateful so many people enjoyed my work!
if you weren’t able to make it, or would just like to see the prints i’m selling, please visit my etsy store -some of the limited edition prints are still available!
i love you!
