Jean Zaun Recreates Classic Works of Art Using Chocolate
Michael Hines — January 8, 2011 — Art & Design
References: wertzcandy & odditycentral
Jean Zaun is a chocolatier turned artist who repaints classic works of art using chocolate. Jean Zaun uses chocolate and food coloring to paint everything, from paintings like The Scream to The Mona Lisa.
You don't have to be an art or chocolate-lover to be blown away by Jean Zaun's works. The level of detail accompanying these edible works of art is truly epic. Check out a few of Jean Zaun's chocolate masterpieces in the gallery above. So much for starving artists.
You don't have to be an art or chocolate-lover to be blown away by Jean Zaun's works. The level of detail accompanying these edible works of art is truly epic. Check out a few of Jean Zaun's chocolate masterpieces in the gallery above. So much for starving artists.
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