I was so inspired by these brilliant place cards by neither snow and this beautiful print by Rinne Allen that I wanted to try it on a cake….
(its not a real sunprint…yes, that would be poisonous…just cobalt airbrushed on fondant over foliage)
Sunprint Wedding Cake
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So cool!
Freakin awesome. WOW. I really love this!!!
What a brilliant idea! You’re an amazing cake artist!!!
Gorgeous, I love deep cobalt.
That’s stunning! And…fairly straightforward, I bet? Seems so do-able, since perfection isn’t the goal.
Oh my gosh, so simple and striking!!
Beautiful!
What a neat idea – very pretty!
Love the blue, I bet it’d be really pretty in rich, warm colors toooo. *drool*
This is brilliant! I love everything sunprint, but never really thought you could translate the concept to food.
Such a nice way to have such a bright, unnatural color feel more natural and edible.
That’s the neatest looking cake I have ever seen! So creative and beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
love love love the blue!!!
Wow love this, ladies! What a fantastic cobalt color.
Okay…this is one seriously gorgeous cake! I just can’t get over it! Brilliant idea and wonderful execution! Love it! xo Ez
It’s the most beautiful cake I’ve seen in my life. So incredibly special. Pruxxx
P.S. Love your inspiration!!
Wow, this is STUNNING! Just beautiful…
Those Flowers remind me of Rachel Ruysch’s paintings!
Wow, soooo pretty! You’re so creative! I’ve never seen anything quite like it!
This is really beautiful. A perfect cake for a pair of photographers.
oh good heavens! this is so brilliant! what gorgeous work you do, nicey!
Such a fairytale inspiration!
This is seriously one of the most stunning cakes I have EVER seen. Beautiful.
That is one of the most awesome ideas I’ve ever seen. I love it!
Beautiful! But what do you mean by “…just cobalt airbrushed on…”? The element cobalt is extremely toxic, so I’m guessing you mean a ‘cobalt blue color’? Made from/using a particular food coloring, or ? (yes, I’m still learning in this area — much to learn, obviously!) Any info appreciated as I would like to try this, on a small scale at least, for a dear friend. Thanks!
Wow, so unique! How did you do the foliage effects? The gradations are lovely.