These Jason Mecier Celebrity Candy Portraits Look Good Enough to Eat
JDurhamII — March 18, 2011 — Art & Design
References: jasonmecier & ifitshipitshere.blogspot
Using everything from red vines to black licorice, Jason Mecier created these featured celebrity candy portraits. In the past, Jason Mecier has created celeb mosaics from junk and clothes, and now, he has created these pieces of candy pop art to add to his portrait collection. Some celebrities are already sexy enough to drool over, but this is where your sweet tooth and eye for innovative and creative art can really be satisfied.
Priding himself on authentic handmade and invaluable materials, Jason Mecier is a notable man who uses no gimmicks and has been creating these ultra unique pieces since he was young. Mecier's works have gained international attention and have been featured in magazines as well as prestigious art galleries. You can even purchase his works, but these unique pieces start at about $1,500.
Priding himself on authentic handmade and invaluable materials, Jason Mecier is a notable man who uses no gimmicks and has been creating these ultra unique pieces since he was young. Mecier's works have gained international attention and have been featured in magazines as well as prestigious art galleries. You can even purchase his works, but these unique pieces start at about $1,500.
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