Liz is a San Francisco-based artist who transforms Jell-O, the humble dessert of childhood, into fun, colorful cityscapes, complete with wobbly buildings and edible bridges. San Francisco, New York, Wilmington. Liz has constructed each one out of Jell-O. She’s even turned the fictional town of Twin Peaks into a Jell-O paradise, a fact that makes me love her even more.
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Those are just astonishing - they really are art, not just cool-looking food! I had thought making jelly modern began and ended with Bompas & Parr, but this goes to a whole other level...
Those are amazing! It doesn't look like it made out of jelly! Follow us http://extremeicecream.blogspot.com/
Hey, Penguin! Yeah, I still haven't written my Bompas & Parr post, but I couldn't resist posting Liz's work!
You can learn a lot more about her Jell-O cities and see more images here:
http://ifitshipitshere.blogspot.com/2010/01/more-jell-o-please-update-on-liz.html
this is amazing. nice work! just shared on twitter.
I've never been a fan of Jell-O..BUT Jell-O art...that's a whole new different story :)
Love the painted ladies!
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Wow! Amazing!
this is amazing! What wonderful art.
Makes me want to visit with a spoon!
I used to play on Neopets, where they had a place called Jelly World. I can't believe someone actually went and made it!
Wow, that is all kinds of awesome. Does anyone get to eat the finished artworks?
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