Many people would agree that sashimi (a Japanese delicacy consisting of very fresh raw fish or meat nicely sliced into thin pieces) is one of the best ways to enjoy fish. Not only you can taste thinly sliced seafood at its very freshest but also this delicacy recently became famous as a form of food art.
One culinary artist, going by the handle of mikyoui0, never had a job related to art or design, however, he has a son whom he wanted to teach food preparation and also instill a love for it. He decided to think out of the box and turn the learning process into a fun activity by making edible art. During the summer of last year, he started working with fish, therefore, it was a perfect opportunity to start the learning process! The artist taught his son how to slice and prepare sashimi and the whole learning process became a fun activity where he was able to make unique designs and form excellent works of art. The fun part is that by teaching his child, he ended up really getting into this amazing art himself.
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God Of Fire
White Crane
Alraune
I'de like to see his first piece of art and his reaction to his talent.
Swinging In The Wind
Tangled
Wedding Night
Dove With Leaf
Forest Spirit
Elements Of Fire
Unicorn And His Owner
Snow Queen
Captivating Angel
White Dragon
Samurai
Lady In The Garden
Betta Fish
Sword Dance
Playing With Mermaids
THE CRAB!!!! hahaha this one makes me laugh with joy of the creativity of an underwater scene then gape in awe at the perfection of the mermaid and her tail
Beauty Of Pegasus
Snowboarding
Little Girl
Samurai
Lady In The Wind
Chinese Dragon
YES! Great choice in fish for this one, spindling colors through keeping the scale effect
Fallen Angel
Shining Angel
Finally Spring
Rock Star
Power Of Music
Love Arrow
If he can do that with a knife, imagine a pencil. It's funny, every time I feel like I want to persue Art, I see something like this and think... Yeah nahhh
"Comparison is the thief of joy." I think you should go ahead and try - you never know! Everyone has a unique vision.
Load More Replies...If he can do that with a knife, imagine a pencil. It's funny, every time I feel like I want to persue Art, I see something like this and think... Yeah nahhh
"Comparison is the thief of joy." I think you should go ahead and try - you never know! Everyone has a unique vision.
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