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Food art by Ioana Vanc [In pictures]

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivAugust 29, 20151 Comment3 Mins Read
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Architect by profession, Ioana Vanc is a creative artist and photographer from Romania passionate about food art. Inspired by everyday objects, she has converted different materials and objects into small pieces of art that show the creative side of everyday food items that we fail to see.

To add edge to her artwork, rather than using chopping board or plate as canvas, Vanc has used large soup spoons to create the art. Interesting and cushy as it may seem to you, but if you ask me the artwork would have surely taken a lot of time and hard work to bring these little cute characters to life.

Batman

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Batman made of eggplant, apple and ham

American Indian

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
American Indian made from apple cucumber, bread crust, plum and lemon peel

Kernit the Frog

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Kermit the Frog made from pear and apple

Mr. Beans

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Mr. Beans made of black radish

Panda Bear in Bamboo Forest

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Panda Bear in the bamboo forest made of black radish and cucumber

Parrots

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Parrots made of apple, cucumber, eggplant, orange and bread crust

Penguins of Madagascar

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Penguins of Madagascar made of black radish, carrot, ham, black peppercorns and poppy seeds

Red Crowned Cranes

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Red crowned cranes standing in shallow water

Mr. Snowman

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Mr. Snowman made of white and brown sugar, twigs, leaf, black peppercorn and orange peel

Sunny City

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Sunny City made of used carrot, cheese, apple, black radish, ham, bread crust, pickle and twigs

The young artist is highlighting the work of art on Instagram and is gradually seeing an rise her followers’ list. While appreciating the small art done by Ioana, we stumbled upon some of her more creative chocolate creations which beautifully highlight the magic of love and being in love in dark color.

Chocolate Cupid

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Cupid made of chopped chocolate

Chocolate Lovers

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Lovers on a boat made of chopped chocolate.

Chocolate Couple

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Couple made from crushed/ chopped chocolate

Chocolate girl with heart balloons

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Girl with heart-shaped balloons made of chopped chocolate

Chocolate Lovers in rain

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Love Rain with couple and hearts made from chopped chocolate

Chocolate Man fishing hearts

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Man fishing hearts made from chopped chocolate

Chocolate Butterflies

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Chocolate butterflies made of chopped chocolate

Chocolate Squirrel Couple

Food Art by Ioana Vanc
Squirrel couple sharing love and nuts made of almond chocolate

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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