Miniature Food That Fits On Your Fingertip
I love miniatures because it gives you a sense of being able to control a large part of the world in a small contained space. Food is especially dear to me since it's universally relatable and there are so many different colors and textures to try to replicate.
By night, Kim Clough is a medical lab scientist. By day however, she's a miniaturist who creates amazingly detailed miniature foods that can fit right on your fingertip.
"I love miniatures because it gives you a sense of being able to control a large part of the world in a small contained space," said Kim to Bored Panda. "Food is especially dear to me since it's universally relatable and there are so many different colors and textures to try to replicate."
The artist uses polymer clay to sculpt these cuties, and every miniature is no bigger than 1:12 of the size of whatever she happens to be recreating. Recently Kim has turned her attention to the different phases that food goes through during the process of decay, and this has inspired her newest series, titled "Decay in Miniature".
More info: etsy | fairchildartminiatures.com | instagram (h/t: boredpanda)
#1 Vegetable Stew And Rotisserie Chicken
#2 Black Forest Cake
#3 Mint Chocolate Chip
#4 Cheese Variety
#5 Bowl Of Fruit Passing Its Prime
#6 Rustic Desserts Table
#7 A Feast For No-face
#8 Carved Turkey
#9 Peach Pie With A Lattice Crust
#10 Simple White Cake Prep
#11 English Breakfast
#12 Danish Pastries
#13 Christmas Cake
#14 Cheese Display
#15 Pineapple Ham Pizza!
Bonus: Decaying Bananas
For more miniatures take a look at this Japanese artist who was making one miniature per day for 5 years.
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