so delicate and beautiful, thanks for sharing, you brightened my day.
These are truly amazing. Thank you for sharing!
Another addition to this forum I don’t think I have seen before! Really amazing! I too would love to see more of this process!
Absolutely beautiful work. I am in utter awe.
Wowzers! Museum quality!
@ChokoLate you have elevated wafer paper shapes to an art form.
Your work is truly stunning and admirable. Thank you very much for sharing and inspiring with your passionate work!
If you hadn’t told us this was your work, I’d have thought the bird was alive. It boggles my mind the thought of handling such delicate stuff. I love the realistic painting; you really pay attention to detail. This is amazing work.
Absolutely AMAZING!
This sooo does not look homemade. These blow my mind… and edible? Holy Moly, well done!!!
it’s ALL so realistic, it’s incredible. Every time I look at these, I find something more that wows me. The cockatoo, the koi, the flowers, I guess I’ll stop because it’s just everything. LOL
@ChokoLate Do you submit these for anything, for show or for competitions or anything, or do you sell them? Because you should. They are unbelievable. Where do you buy this type of paper? Is it the same type that is used for cakes? Like stuff you buy on Amazon or is it some special type? How do you make the stems, is it just rolled paper or is it also laser cut and shaped? I just have so many questions because it’s amazing work.
Do you use your machine for non-edible materials, also? If you strictly use it with edible materials, then you could actually eat these (though I don’t think I’d be able to personally because they are too beautiful to eat).
Your work is amazing! And to think it is all edible. I don’t know if I could watch someone literally eating my artwork. I also use my laser to cut paper flowers but, I use German & Italian crepe papers and cardstock.
These are so lovely. I love it when I see artwork that I can feel It’s inspiring
Amazing! I’ve missed seeing all the incredible work here over the last year or so.
It’s great to see you!
Thank you so much for your kind words and my apologies for being so behind with answers.
I’m really glad you enjoy all the details.
To answer your questions: I don’t sell these pieces and I don’t exhibit them either. I sell tutorials and share my technique instead.
The paper can be bought from pastry suppliers or even on Amazon (saracino is one of the brands). As regards the stems are hollow and paper rolled, and the petals are laser cut, then painted and shaped by hand. I use my machine mainly for wafer paper. While the pieces could technically be eaten, my approach is much more artistic. My goal is to push the limits of this medium and keep innovating, exploring what’s possible beyond traditional use.![]()
Wanted to send my belated warm thanks to everyone for all your lovely comments!!
You all made my day ![]()