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food art

When the elders would say that we shouldn’t play with our food, they didn’t specifically say that we shouldn’t play with ir artistically. Probably, Dan Cretu must have the same thoughts when he started playing with different kinds of food to form adorable and edible sculptures. Have a look!

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