Andrew Fuller is an American "cake artist first and baker second," as he says himself, based in Des Moines, Iowa, who is a true horror fan and you can clearly see this in his works. Artist sculpts terrifying cakes that would probably make you think twice before eating them.
Working under the name of Guy Meets Cake, Andrew is growing his fan base by creating custom artworks that don‘t look like desserts at the first glance. Bleeding eyes, old teeth, fresh hearts, and juicy spiders isn't something that people decide to try immediately. But we‘re sure they‘re amazing!
Some of this artist‘s works, such as stacked teeth cake which was created together with Michelle Honeman, is a collaboration with other cake sculptors. Scroll down to see them for yourself!
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I was okay until I noticed the hair... can't handle hair in my food, thanks.
Too much like 6th grade science - dissecting eyeballs - I can just smell the formaldehyde...
Disgustingly delicious or deliciously disgusting? The eye on the fork (and the socket in the cake) makes this perfect.
Ooh, boy, forget the scones with clotted cream...I've got eyeballs with clotted blood!
This reminds me of the brain cake I bought for Halloween last year, my brother flat out refused to eat it. I am so going to link him to this :)
Wonderfully creepy, this man has some incredible skill! Some of these are almost too realistic to eat. I'm curious what material he uses for the hair, if it's something edible, or removed before slicing?
Impressive. Can't say I like these them for my cakes but someone's extremely good at their craft(although rat-toothed vamps didn't impress me as much as eyes and teeth and stuff :P)
This reminds me of the brain cake I bought for Halloween last year, my brother flat out refused to eat it. I am so going to link him to this :)
Wonderfully creepy, this man has some incredible skill! Some of these are almost too realistic to eat. I'm curious what material he uses for the hair, if it's something edible, or removed before slicing?
Impressive. Can't say I like these them for my cakes but someone's extremely good at their craft(although rat-toothed vamps didn't impress me as much as eyes and teeth and stuff :P)
