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You've heard of the engineer chocolate guy now get ready for anatomically accurate sugar guy

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I saw this and I thought Tumblr might enjoy it
You've heard of the engineer chocolate guy now get ready for anatomically accurate sugar guy
o fuck there's two of them now did they grow this one in a lab from a cutting?
Obviously he made him out of chocolate. C'mon now.
omg the slight roughness of everything he does the obvious homage to amaury the comfy clothes and messy hair and the fact hes doing it in some random home kitchen just to drive home that this is a young fan of Chocolate Guy whos imitating his inspiration and actually doing a good job at it even if its still not perfect the
Chocolate Guy's Wario
Making a glass rabbit
[eng by me]
His sugar work is more impressive than his chocolate work at this point
This man is always turning a food into a goo and then turning it back into the original food
In the 1830s, such books were very popular, as they showed the reader amazing 3D projections.
Honestly, this impresses me infinitely more than the snazziest 3D CGI imagery Hollywood can come up with.
Watching the process of this absolutely stunning painting makes it even more beautiful.
The artist is Sydney Swisher
Tanghua糖画 /Sugar Painting is a traditional Chinese folk art where melted sugar is skillfully shaped into figures, animals, or patterns on a flat surface. Using a ladle, the artist pours the hot syrup with quick, precise movements to create delicate designs. Once cooled, the sugar hardens into an edible artwork, often enjoyed as both a snack and a cultural treasure. (cr 中国冀派糖画Hebei-Style Sugar Art)
Ah, the things that wood can do
Missed opportunity by not saying hot as hell.
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