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Sugar bottles, ice and some chocolate cake make up this fun groom's cake.
10 different shades of plum help to create this cake inspired by the Famous Maggie Austin cake.
The folks at Minecraft granted us one-time permission to create these goodies for a wedding. Hand cut templates were used to airbrush color on thin slivers of fondant.
Grilled cheese cakes for celebrating a company's second anniversary. The first one is one of their award winning sandwiches--cheese, bbq chips and bacon! "Bread" was airbrushed with 7 different colors to get the layering of grilled bread.
Chocolate roses, sugar blue diamonds, piped royal icing to match the bride's lace dress and fondant ribbons work together to bring this December wedding cake together!
100% edible King Emperor Penguin Chick. Alternating layers of peanut butter and chocolate peanut butter cake with peanut butter filling.
All edible--bowl, mugs, doughnuts, spoon, sugar packet. Fondant tiled board with royal icing "mortar"
For a party to celebrate a "Last Saturday Night in My 30s Party," which was a masquerade ball. Everything is edible--from the feathers to the jewel encrusted mask. Mini cupcakes with custom mini masks made of fondant.
A husband ordered this cake to surprise his wife, Autumn. She loves this board game and is also being surprised with a trip to Charleston, South Carolina as a gift from her husband. Happy birthday Autumn!
Inspiration from Pink Cake Box's design. (Love her work!)
Real flowers adorn this fondant cake. Handpainted egg yellow with white fondant cutout circles which are purposefully not perfect to give a hand crafted, natural feel.
Handpainted fondant (rough brush strokes for texture) with sugarpaste hydrangeas.
Gelatin bubbles which have been airbrushed adorn this buttercream textured cake.
This cake is based on a cake picture the client provided--so THANK you to whomever created the first iteration of this cake!
Gumpaste hydrangeas, hand dusted with 4 or 5 different colors (variety-some with four, some with five), gumpaste topper, details in modeling chocolate and a new (or something I just made up) technique and recipe for the wrap around the cake. The white details were painted with pearl. Purple and lime green accents on the cake. The purple matched the purple linens on the tables perfectly!
Bridal Shower with a garden tea party theme. They wanted flowers, bugs and big hats!
Rainbow pirate ship, inspired by a cartoon version of a ship and another cake design on Flickr. The cake is all edible except for the dowels used for the mast. The sails are rice paper. The railings and ladders are all piped royal icing. The figurines are 100% fondant. Rainbow cake with signature icing. Inspired by a cartoon ship and Studio Cake's pirate ship cakes.
This little guy was made to look like the groom's shirt he wears while playing in his band. It's a blue tie dye color. The butterflies at the top represent the couple and each of the other seven butterflies represent the couple's children. Butterflies are rice paper and royal icing. The cake is a tie-dye, ROYGBIV bonanza! Yes, you slice into the cake and it's multi-colored. I loved making this non-traditional wedding cake--so different and fun!
A little heavy and clunky looking, but matched the inspiration/other decor for this cake. White almond filled with buttercream and Dark chocolate with buttercream. Both covered in buttercream and fondant. Little balloon cakes are white almond.
Reproduced and posted with permission of Catan (they are super friendly if you request rights to reproduce their games!). Game board and cards are hand painted with Crystal Colors and Everclear--my favorite combination for painting! Groom's cake--they saw my first Catan cake and just HAD to have one as a surprise groom's cake. Chocolate peanut butter cake and peanut butter filling.
My favorite wedding cake thus far! The groom and I worked together to come up with this original cake design. His wife is from Thailand and he is an American. They met in China when they became each others' respective language tutor. There is a folktale, or belief in the Man in the Moon, or Yue Lao, the God of Marriage and the Red String of Fate. Yue Loa ties an invisable red string around the ankle of a man and a women who are destined to marry. This cake tells that story. The bride loves to dance and has a daughter who loves to paint. The groom is paddling over to China in order to learn a new culture, not realizing at the time he was following the Red String of Fate. Everything is hand sculpted. Waves are royal icing brushed and colored. This picture is of the cake not complete--we added more sand at the venue--see the next picture for it as completed.
All edible, 95% cake, 5% rice cereal (one shelf is as I ran out of cake). Passport is hand painted (free-hand) and is made of fondant.
A cake based on a past cake I did, but based on another cake that was found here on Cake Central! :0)
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