Paper Maché Fruit - Peter Black
Care for a bite?
Perhaps you'd better not... these incredibly realistic pieces of fruit are paper maché!
I spotted Peter Black's photos via his Flickrstream and just had to share some of the apples, pears, and avocados he skillfully creates.
Peter, originally from Poland and now residing in England, makes the fruit from recycled paper pulp. When dry, each hollow piece is painted with watercolors, then he applies satin yacht varnish to achieve what appears to be a natural luster.
Lastly, Peter adds a real stem to each piece of fruit so it is even more convincing.
See more of his photos on Flickr.
Perhaps you'd better not... these incredibly realistic pieces of fruit are paper maché!
I spotted Peter Black's photos via his Flickrstream and just had to share some of the apples, pears, and avocados he skillfully creates.
Peter, originally from Poland and now residing in England, makes the fruit from recycled paper pulp. When dry, each hollow piece is painted with watercolors, then he applies satin yacht varnish to achieve what appears to be a natural luster.
Lastly, Peter adds a real stem to each piece of fruit so it is even more convincing.
See more of his photos on Flickr.
Wow, these are amazing. The pears also. Thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeletePerfectly painted, looks so real.
ReplyDeleteThat is insanely realistic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delight! Love the apples.
ReplyDeleteScrumptious!
ReplyDeleteHe very talented look so good
ReplyDeleteIf you like , you can found (about fruits on paper mache') also in the blog of Alizarina Art . She has a blog ( alizarinaart ) and a facebook page : Treasures in the Garden . I follow her and I like so much her art !
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know, Anon. I just found her Flickr page and see what you mean about the fruit she crafts - lovely! https://www.flickr.com/photos/danymumo/
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