I found a cake like this by Chef Ryan on Facebook, and wondered why I didn't think of this myself. After all, I made plenty of cakes like this before I discovered the bakery. Just ask my kids.
What else can I pile up and paint?
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14 years ago
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
The Cake
I found a cake like this by Chef Ryan on Facebook, and wondered why I didn't think of this myself. After all, I made plenty of cakes like this before I discovered the bakery. Just ask my kids.
What else can I pile up and paint?
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4 comments:
This is such a happy painting. I love it! Your bright colors against the black areas make this painting pop.
Most of the cakes I made for my kids when they were small had a degree of crookedness to them. After driving myself crazy for a few years, I finally realized that there is a reason why bakeries exist. Although I must admit that the barbie doll cake I made was pretty cool.
Hi Sue, the staggering cakes make a lively painting! Maybe you can stagger cups or one with a tower of cup-cakes (I have one in mind too)
This is such a fabulous painting! I love the addition of black to all the bright colors. Delicious!
I Love this! such a unique and fun idea. Love the color and playfulness.
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