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This is my Sunset In Hawaii Cake that I made for an order at work. I made all the hibiscus flowers and calla lilies beforehand. I covered the cake in orange fondant and airbrushed red on the sides. I put a brown twine-like border on the bottom of the cake.
This was a display cake for my sister's baby shower. She found a picture online and told me to recreate it. So I did...but better. Every animal and tree is made from gumpaste. I used fondant to make the giraffe spots and then painted over them to make them darker. I also painted the zebra pattern on the bottom tier. I used blue tinted piping gel for the water looking base. And please excuse the Whataburger cup. A bakers gotta eat.
This was my biggest cake I've ever done. It was my sister's wedding cake. Each tier had a cream colored ribbon that she provided. she requested fresh white roses to be in-between the layers of the cake. The picture was taken my the photographer at the wedding.
This was a baptism cake that I did for my nephew Adrian. The teddy bears, cross, and letter blocks are made from fondant. The cake was inspired by a picture that my sister found.
This was a graduation cake I made for my Brother-In-Law's cousin's high school graduation. It was carved into the shape of a "P" for Parkland High School and has gumpaste figurines of the school's mascot - the matador.
This was one of my earlier cakes that I made for my cousin from Tuscon. It was her sweet sixteen and she wanted a Victoria's secret bag. I made the bra and the dog out of fondant. The only things that werent edible on this cake was the tissue paper and the ribbon on top. I then piped the "Victoria's Secret" name on the bag and painted over it in gold paint. I get A LOT of positive feedback from this one.
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