What do you do for a living? Well, if you’re able to answer that question with, “Professional Banana Artist,” then you win life.
Netherlands-based artist, Stephan Brusche (@isteef), creates banana masterpieces… full-time. Using a combination of knives, ball-point pen and paint, Stephan modifies the banana’s peel — whether it’s illustrating directly on it, or peeling it back to give the art another dimension.
See more banana masterpieces below and over on Instagram.
We’ve certainly seen our share of banana art. However, artist Stephan Brusche now appears to be the undisputed banana art champion.
Combining a number of techniques to design and manipulate the banana, Brusche creates 3-D masterpieces that are not long for this world. Check them out below and over at Instagram.
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Since the discovery that a banana makes for a wonderful canvas, we’ve seen our share of banana art. But rather than simply taking advantage of the fruit’s easily bruisable skin, artist Marta Grossi takes the art form a bit further.
Although most of the Italian artist’s works are in the medium of banana-browning, she also incorporates pen, marker and paint — creating the beautiful, yet temporary art. She also eats each banana after snapping photos, so she’s talented and high on potassium.
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Between their mushy and glistening appearance to their uncanny resemblance to phalli, these banana sculptures by y_yamaden are as creepy as they are beautiful. Who’s up for some sexy banana bread?
You had me at “Octopus Banana.” Nonetheless, Melbourne-based artist, Domenic Bahmann, has created a whole series of creative food art.
One common theme in the series is how Bahmann cleverly interprets animals using various foodstuffs. And, he found a great use for farfalle. Check out more below and over here.
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