Guaranteed we’ve all seen at least one painting involving some kind of fruit and/or done some form of macaroni art project in school. Creating art with food in it is not a new phenomena, but people have also used food as their art medium, creating sculptures with different produce. Have any of you ever attempted art either about food or with food?
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I haven’t tried it before. But it seems a bit easy to create. Of course I am in no way an artist, but it does seem like something fun to draw.
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I drew an orange cut in half and it got put on the wall in the art room to demonstrate good shading
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I did a pop art orange in my third grade art class.
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I’ve used a potato before.
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I completely forgot where this was but I heard someone talking about how the art teacher taped a banana to the wall with duct tape and called it ‘art’.
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How? Why? And how?
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I dunno but I think she showed us it and ----- that banana was rotting. 
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ewww! that’s disgusting
I really like seeing pancake art, though, it’s really cool.
I also think that cooking things can be a performance in and of itself, like how Teppanyaki places work.
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I need to look this kinda thing up more
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CBF6o0TgjMT/?igshid=2flbho7djiez
I love this!!! 
Such magnificent art!
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ASMR Mag UK on youtube creates very realistic fruits and veges with cake, chocolate and candy! 
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A teacher once created a swan made out of fruit when we were on a school trip and it looked eyemazing but we felt bad for eating it 
Would you eat your art if it was made out of food?
I keep getting sucked into facebook food art videos 
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It’s the same with me on Snapchat. I’m subscribed to somewhere around seven different food related stories on Snapchat, most of which are some form of cake or cookie decoration.
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So has anyone here tried to create some art out of food recently? 
*Can cooking/food be a form of art?