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]]>Piggott is a talented baker from North Salt Lake, Utah, who made quite a splash with her cottage bakery and baking brand Three Cats And A Pig. She specializes in making custom artisan sourdough bread, and her artistic creations will change the way you look at sourdough.
After mastering the basics of baking, Piggott decided to put an artistic twist on sourdough, and she came up with a creative way to do so. The custom edible wafer paper is the go-to material she uses to take her sourdough to new heights, but she’s also no stranger to scoring the dough by hand.
Piggott is using her platform to help other bakers get artsy with their bread. Most of the materials she uses are listed in her Instagram captions, and they can be bought on her Etsy page. She’s selling custom edible wafer paper with all sorts of different motifs, from animals and plants to many beloved fictional characters.
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]]>Fondacci has over a million followers across TikTok and Instagram, and her videos have been seen by over 90 million people on TikTok alone. She currently resides in France, splitting her time between Corsica and Paris, and describes herself as “a girl who loves to cook and travel.”
Fondacci became a true sensation thanks to her infamous “eating like a celebrity” challenge, which sees her trying to recreate meals beloved by her favorite celebrities for a full day. She finds all the info about celebrity diets online, adding a disclaimer that reads, “I do not claim to know what anybody eats and only base my videos on what I find on the internet and what works for my body” to all of her videos.
We’ve seen Fondacci gain millions of views with videos inspired by such A-list stars as Zendaya, Selena Gomez, and Kendall Jenner, but she didn’t stop there. Some of her viral clips also pay homage to her favorite fictional characters, such as Bella Swan from Twilight and Rachel Green from Friends.
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]]>Based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Anderson has come a long way since she started sharing her work with the world in 2023. Her Instagram page attracted 70,000 followers, and she made over a thousand sales on her Etsy page, in addition to running her official website and online store.
Anderson describes herself as an illustrator and surface designer inspired by all things retro, vintage, and pink. Fun details, textures, sparkles, and colors are an essential part of her illustration, and she’s using her talent to evoke a sense of nostalgia and take us back to the good old days when every problem could be solved with a cup of hot chocolate and a piece of warm pie.
We’ve seen Anderson explore many different subjects through her work, but she definitely has a soft spot for food. From cinnamon rolls and pumpkin pies to festive cocktails and delicious pastries, we can count on her to put an adorable twist on our favorite comfort foods and make us fall in love with them all over again.
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]]>The post Noah Verrier is Putting a Fine Art Twist on Our Favorite Comfort Foods appeared first on MobiSpirit.
]]>Verrier is an artist from Tallahassee, Florida, who used to work as an art professor before his paintings blew up on social media. He explored everything from still life to portraits and landscapes in his work, drawing inspiration from the realists of the late 19th century, before finding his go-to subject in our favorite comfort foods.
(@wendys)The majority of Verrier’s paintings these days put a classic twist on junk food, but that’s not stopping them from looking like fine art.
“There’s a loving care you can give to these objects. There’s the idea that the subject doesn’t matter, but maybe through this wet-on-wet, alla prima technique, and through gesture, you can inject some kind of emotion. You’re putting yourself into that piece, even if it’s cheesy, and that’s why it works,” he told Artnet.
Verrier’s art attracted many high-profile buyers after he found viral success, and he went on to collaborate with numerous famous fast-food brands, such as Burger King, Dunkin, Popeyes, and Little Caesars.
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]]>Henegar was just eleven when she decided to start selling cookies under the moniker Cookie in the Kitchen, which she still uses today. Her sister helped her design her first logo, and she received more than a dozen orders after handing her business cards around the neighborhood.
She’s been baking through middle school, high school, and college, where she studied entrepreneurship and graphic design, determined to start her own business. She’s now dreaming about opening her own bakery, since decorating cookies and illustrating unique lives in an edible art form remains her favorite part of this whole ordeal.
Henegar has come a long way since baking regular “drop cookies” for her neighbors, and she found viral fame with her elaborate designs. Her cookies are now mostly inspired by her favorite musicians, such as Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and Sabrina Carpenter. She even got a chance to deliver them in person to many of her favorite stars, including Chappell Roan, Reneé Rapp, and Em Beihold.
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]]>Birch is an artist from Salt Lake City, Utah, who’s been passionate about art since childhood and decided to pursue it more seriously during her time at the University of Utah. She came there with the goal of studying elementary education but eventually decided to change her major to painting and drawing.
Many of Birch’s paintings are inspired by food, and that’s not a coincidence. She’s a huge believer that beauty can be found in the most mundane of things, and food just happens to fall under that category.
“I’m one of those people who find beauty pretty much everywhere she looks, so it’s kind of a no-brainer that I often find myself painting everyday objects… These are the objects that surround us, and we often don’t realize how much significance they have in our lives,” she told Strathmore Artist.
Birch’s paintings helped her attract quite a following on social media, with over 250,000 followers on Instagram alone. She also worked with many major brands over the years and contributed to several popular movies and TV shows, including Glee and Transparent.
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]]>Liu took up embroidery as a hobby over a decade ago, and a trip to Dali in China completely changed her approach to this art form. While exploring the Bai minority region, she came across locals doing punch needle embroidery and later revamped the traditional technique to develop her own style, combining it with hand embroidery and scissors sculpting.
Youmeng mostly works with silk and cotton threads and avoids felting in an attempt to give her artwork a realistic look. She explored many different subjects over the years, but something truly clicked when she decided to start making embroidery replicas of her favorite foods in 2020.
“Every food has their own character which she wants to convey the emotions onto her artwork. From the baby broccoli which is peaceful and relaxing to the fried egg with its warmth and energy. Youmeng wants to transfer all these feelings to her audiences,” she writes on her official website.
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]]>Stankevych is a young Ukrainian painter, who’s using the power of social media to share her talent with the world. Her videos became a huge sensation on Instagram, attracting 190,000 followers and millions of views because they do a great job capturing her creative process.
Stankevych mostly works with oil paint, and she’s looking for the brightest of colors in life through her work. Painting food is her way of evoking positive emotions, and she wants her work to convey the taste, smell, and sensation of food through paints and canvas.
(@juli.stankevych)Her impasto paintings of food are usually depicted on newspapers, and she uses gesso—the mixture of glue, chalk, and white pigment – to prepare the canvas.
Stankevych’s viral videos perfectly capture the work that goes into every single painting. From fruits and veggies to our favorite breakfast foods and sweet treats, this talented artist is bringing all sorts of delicious treats to life in the most spectacular fashion.
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]]>Leib has gained significant attention on social media in recent years thanks to her Pâtisserie series, in which she re-creates some of the most delicious desserts as glass sculptures. Her works are so exceptional that the only way you can be sure they are made out of glass is to believe the artist or touch them.
Lieb’s Pâtisserie series includes two collections of desserts: French and American. In the French collection, she recreated desserts like Creme de Cacao, Entremet la citron vert, and Chocolat noix de coco.
The American collection consists of frozen yogurt, popsicles, pecan pie, caramel apples, and more.
According to Lieb, she began making glass desserts due to her dietary restrictions that prevent her from indulging in most of them.
“This body of work started as a therapeutic exercise in deconstruction and a re-training of the mind to look at dessert as form rather than food,” she explains on her website. “It soon became a technical riddle, and I became a food taxidermist of French pastries.”
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]]>Runa Kato, the mastermind behind Runa Pocket, specializes in “touchable” 3D latte art and she’s been doing this since 2018. She’s on a quest to overturn the way people look at latte art, and she describes herself as “a latte artist who creates a lot of happiness with a cup of latte” on her official website.
加藤 瑠菜(Runa Kato) (@runapocket)Runa is definitely succeeding in her mission to change the way people look at latte art since she’s one of the most successful latte artists in her home country of Japan. She appeared on several TV shows, collaborated with high-profile clients, and attracted over 90,000 followers to her Instagram page since embarking on this journey.
Runa’s latte creations usually take shape of beloved animated characters, that move in a cup when touched. Pokémon is her biggest source of inspiration, with her latte art taking shape of Pikachu, Snorlax, and Squirtle, but she’s no stranger to making lattes inspired by other movies, such as Minions and Disney classics.
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