Will Cotton's Beautiful But Inedible Cream Cakes
Will Cotton's Beautiful But Inedible Cream Cakes

Video: Will Cotton's Beautiful But Inedible Cream Cakes

Video: Will Cotton's Beautiful But Inedible Cream Cakes
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Will Cotton Plaster Cakes
Will Cotton Plaster Cakes

If they will prove to you that men are categorically indifferent to sweets, in no case do not believe it. This is all slander and provocation, - ask at least a British artist and sculptor Will Cotton, which is already familiar to our readers for its sweet paintings, which depict gorgeous women surrounded by cream, meringues, marshmallows, waffles, sweets and other delicacies. An insidious seducer, Will Cotton not only paints desserts, but also makes them himself, turning plaster, acrylic and polystyrene into … cakes unearthly beauty. Usually you and I observe the opposite process: food designers turn biscuits, cream, jams and cookies into sculptures, and they do it so skillfully that at first you would not even suspect that all this can be eaten. Will Cotton turns sculptures into cakes. Beautiful but inedible. Purely tease.

Cakes that you shouldn't eat but watch
Cakes that you shouldn't eat but watch

It is not surprising, however, that Will Cotton's sculptures can be confused (at least in the photo) with real creamy biscuit desserts. The sculptor is a great master of hyperrealism, as can be seen in his "sweet" paintings. In addition, he himself is fond of baking those delicacies that he draws and reproduces in clay and plaster. To do this, he has a large professional oven in his studio. Curious what came first - an egg or a chicken interest in baking desserts, or sculpture and painting?

Will Cotton's mouth-watering plaster cakes
Will Cotton's mouth-watering plaster cakes
Will Cotton Sculpture Cakes
Will Cotton Sculpture Cakes

The rest of the works, both mouth-watering and very mouth-watering, can be found on Will Cotton's website.

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