David Sykes Brings Us Dessert In Another Abstract Food Collection
Andrew Robichaud — July 7, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: davidsykes & cakeheadlovesevil
David Sykes and his love for food is pretty hard to miss with the collections we've seen from him over the last little while. These skull pops are no different.
David Sykes knows better than most people how to connect with food and give it an aspect of life, or to take an aspect of life and make it into food, whichever you prefer.
His skill for food art is extremely hard to mimic and it’s nice to see he’s found an area that no one can match him on. Keep the meals coming, Sykes, and we’ll continue to eat ‘em up!
David Sykes knows better than most people how to connect with food and give it an aspect of life, or to take an aspect of life and make it into food, whichever you prefer.
His skill for food art is extremely hard to mimic and it’s nice to see he’s found an area that no one can match him on. Keep the meals coming, Sykes, and we’ll continue to eat ‘em up!
Trend Themes
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2. Food Sculpting - Sculpting food and desserts into shapes can create a visually compelling experience for diners
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3. Confectionery - Confectionery companies can explore the market for darker-themed food designs and target consumers seeking unique and edgier products
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