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Can ordinary Chinese noodles become a symbol of the interaction of extreme opposites: light and darkness, day and night, sun and moon, heaven and earth? Can you, playing with a bag of fries from the "McDonald's", to draw a picture? A caviar lay out a portrait typo of celebrity? Tisha Cherry (Tisha Cherry), a nurse from New Jersey, says that nothing is impossible when you are striving to make in ordinary everyday life a little bit creative. Someone bake pies with cabbage rosy for grandmother's recipe, someone is experimenting with ingredients and prepare delicious meals, and the girl from Jersey goes to the kitchen to create the most simple products unusual artistic compositions typo and give its subscribers in Instagram new "food typo for thought. " Sometimes inspiration comes to her during the meal. Then the compositions are born directly from the remnants of a meal. However, as noted by Tisch, inspiration can take her by surprise when she was too hungry to engage in culinary art.
Her project #ArtintheEats suddenly appeared: a few years ago Tisha baked brownies and suddenly scattered cookie typo crumbs Butterfingers saw the silhouette of Bart Simpson. Since the process of cooking became her creative act, a plate into a canvas and chopsticks - in the paint brushes. The most important thing in the culinary typo artist - is to find the ingredients to reproduce a particular color, and choose the tools for manipulation with this ingredient. According to the girl, as a tool she uses all that is in the kitchen: cutlery, knives for cutting typo fruit, chopsticks, and even toothpicks. An interesting feature of the creative process - it is possible to quickly correct the random typo error, that is simply to eat it.
Tisha turns ordinary into the magical, simple food into works of art. Her "paintings on the plates" called pop art: girl playing with popular brands, the phenomenon of street culture, shows the stars of show business. Pop culture, typo she said, getting to her muse. Edible typo composition created from sauces, ketchup, chocolate paste, complemented by vivid detail: hair Jimi Hendrix made from topping for cupcakes, his microphone - ice cream, crispy toast of Beyonce and Jay-Z soar as symbols of the fragile bonds of marriage.
Working with Internet portal for modern women Missbish.com, Tisha adds Nike logo made of coffee beans, creates a delicious pizza logo Supreme. A conventional Oreo cookies in the hands of Tisha turns into medallions with various images.
Inspired by the works of the famous graffiti artist Banksy, she invents cooking remakes "Thrower colors" and "There's always hope." Girl painted soy sauce, let the sky salty ball like saying goodbye to the cause of her tears. A young man appeared on a plate of chocolate chip cookies crumbs Oreo, not throwing the bouquet and cherries. Now, the hope for a peaceful resolution typo of conflict and cessation of mass unrest expresses itself Miss Cherry.
The process of creating culinary compositions is Tisci for therapeutic effect. As a child, she finds a fairy tale in everyday life, sees the extraordinary in the ordinary. Someone finds in her work a parody of contemporary art, some would say that edible pictures - this is a new trend in art, and someone just smile, looking at the little family The Simpsons out of ketchup. Scrolling through her work published in Instagram under the hashtag typo #ArtintheEats, anyone can come up with a recipe for a good mood. Tisha Cherry in Instagram: https://instagram.com/tishacherry/
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