The music video for Never Again by Australian musician Tommy Spender, who sez:
I made this film clip with a great photographer friend of mine and it took two takes. That means I had to eat TWO CAKES. I ended up eating so much confetti and glitter that I had a glittery poo the next day. But it was all worth it as backwards eating really can end up looking quite beautiful. Thankfully the clip was not about the glittery poo.
For the short day that appears to be in it.
Enda Story writes:
Seeing as all eyes were on Newgrange earlier, here’s a cake I baked for my girlfriend’s birthday earlier in the year.
A tasty NOMage to the drug-addled visions of Terry Gilliam’s 1998 film of Hunter S. Thompson’s novel made by Nicola Shipley of Tattoo Cakes.
Bags the maggoty one.
Two ice cream cakes created by London designers Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs.
Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien say they were inspired by Georges Méliès’ 1902 silent film Le Voyage dans la Lune, Armenian surrealist Léon Tutundjian’s relief work of 1929, a childhood Bollywood song and the near-spherical shapes of early ice cream bombes. The white moon consists of a pistachio biscuit base, layers of macadamia nut ice cream and meringue and a coating of raspberry ice cream. The orange moon has crunchy chocolate at the bottom, layers of nutty ice cream and salted caramel and a coating of vanilla ice cream.
It’s a trOMNOMNOMNOM
(Hat tip: Dara Flynn)
OMG. THAT. IS. DIVINE….
An Amelanistic Burmese Python cake made by North Star Cakes of Maidstone, Kent.
The Mail’s cake tribute to Westlife.
Well, that’s just the iciNOMNOMNOM
Via Eoin Murphy
Thanks Peter Freeny
The Caketrope of Burton’s Team (he’s French) by Alexandre Dubosc: an aptly odd homage in the form of a cake that animates in the style of a zoetrope when rotated.
Icecream writes:
A friend of mine makes speciality cakes in her spare time, although “makes cakes” is something of an understatement. I’ve been really impressed by her creations over the last year or so, but she sent me a picture of her most recent cake and it’s so goddamn nerdy I just had to send it to you. It’s the Iron Throne from Game of Thrones. Lacking a facebook or twitter account of my own, I can’t figure out how to actually SEND pictures to you, so I’ll just give you her facebook page link. It’s the most recent cake…
Above: The Wizard Of Oz (1939), Jaws (1975) and LOTR: Return Of The King (2003).
We especially like the clever inversion of the cupcNOMNOMNOM
