My grandma used to reprimand me for playing with food while eating. I admit, I used to build potato bridges in my soups and meat caves next to salad forests. I wasn't a poor eater but my creativity didn't stop working during meals. I couldn't resist creating. My constructions were simple but solid, however eventually they always found their place in my stomach.

So you can imagine how full of admiration I was when I saw Tiny Landscapes Painted on Food presented on This Is Colossal. For a Turkish artist Hasan Kale even the little bits and pieces of food can be sufficient to depict a landscape. The impressive attention to details and diminutive size is breathtaking. I only wonder if there's anyone who could eat such a brilliant piece of art without any remorse;)

As you can see not only canvas can become a perfect background for your brush strokes. When looking for some other flabbergasting creations, don't skip Dragon Hedge.

I only hope you will get inspired and send us your handiwork.

To see the photos of Tiny Landscapes Painted On Food click here.