Jesus stated “I’m the Bread of Life,” and it looks like artist Adam Sheldon has taken these words to heart. He has made a mural, but one made from tiles. Instead, Sheldon has used 153 pieces of burnt toast to form a depiction of Christ’s Crucifixion. The work is on display at the Anglican Church of St. Peter, Great Limber in the UK.
You can watch a news report of Sheldon’s art here.
Typography and graphic design by Vicente Garcia Morillo. He explains: “This is the result of the series ‘Alive Objects’ playing with the combination of elements that represents two of the most popular musicians in Chicago and L.A. scene, respectively.” To find out more about the design and musicians, view Morillo’s page at Behance.
A chandelier made from 5,000 hand-strung acrylic gummi bears by designer Kevin Champeny. The dimension is 31″ diameter. It can be purchased at Jellio, and they also sell GummiLights.
Anatoly Zenkov’s has created a program on his computer to create this unique series of art entitled, “Persistent Pyramids.”
The majority of butter sculptures included in this post were done by Jim Victor. The artist is also known for food art made with cheese, chocolate, and vegetables.
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