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Using various food items, a steady hand, and his native Istanbul as inspiration, artist Hasan Kale creates miniature works of art. His canvases range from small strands of pasta to coffee beans and pumpkin seeds.
The result is a series of intricate landscapes of his homeland, worthy of any gallery. Any tiny, tiny gallery. See more here.
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You are looking at the infamous New York City landmark, Katz’s Deli. But this isn’t your grandaddy’s Katz’s — it’s a miniature replica. Created by sculptor Alan Wolfson, it shows Katz’s in mind-blowing detail. And, take a good look — because unless you work there until after closing time, this is the only way you’ll get to see the deli not filled with hungry Lower-East-siders and tourists.
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Here at Foodiggity, we’ve covered a lot of miniature food art before. But the models created by Britain-based artist Amanda Speakman, might be the most impressive and drool-inducing yet.
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