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This Artist From Japan Uses Clay To Create The Most Detailed And Realistic-Looking Micro Food Sculptures (70 Pics)
Prepare to be amazed by the miniature world of Tomo Tanaka, a Japanese artist who has been making 1/12 or even 1/24 scale models for over a decade. Using materials like clay and epoxy, Tanaka meticulously crafts highly detailed miniature versions of common household items, including delicious-looking meals that are small enough to fit on fingertips.
Tanaka's brand, Nunu's House, has gained a huge following on social media, thanks to his incredibly realistic miniature creations. Despite their small size, his sculptures are so detailed that it's hard to distinguish them from the real thing. From lettuce and cheese-filled burgers to roast beef sushi and an assorted box of chocolates, Tanaka's miniature food sculptures look good enough to eat! Follow along as we take a closer look at some of Tomo Tanaka's masterpieces, and discover the amazing level of skill and artistry that goes into creating these tiny works of art.
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Eats, gets sick cause it looks like food but isn't and only realized after the 10th one, dies
Now I'm hungry for a hearty bowl of ramen. I would love to see the artist's process as they are able to achieve so much detailed on something that is no bigger than their finger nail.
しゃぶしゃぶ- or in english, "shabu shabu". It's really delicious! that tofu looks so good
Shokupan (milk bread) is delicious to use for making egg salad sandwiches for its fluffy texture and subtly sweet taste.
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I am getting hungrier and hungrier as I got through this thread. The soup dumpling and bao bun look delicious!
Jamón serrano is a delicious cured ham hock from Spain. I use to loved eating jamon serrano and manchego cheese bocadillos (baguette sandwich) when I lived in Spain.
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I wish I could eat them. But not only are they not edible but they're so tiny I would not be full from it probably.
I wish I could eat them. But not only are they not edible but they're so tiny I would not be full from it probably.
