Bird in paradise

I'm not so sure what fruit or veggie was used for the bird's body but I'm guessing it's something like taro from the looks of it (I'm really unsure of my guess, haha). The tail looks so pretty.

Squash Art

Who can't I love this squash carved bowl. The tiny swimmers highlight the craft even the bowl itself was kept simple.

Yummy Humvy

I don't know how much hershey's chocolate was used to make this huge jeep. The details are good and most especially the tires. Wasn't able to research on how much time was consumed to finish this heavy load of chocolate work.

Taro Shell

This is a Taro serving vessel. Delicately carved to look like a real shell.

Fighting Butter Horses

These fighting horses are sculpted from real butter. Understandable enough that it doesn't melt because it's well sealed and maintained with the proper room temperature. One thing that I really findamazing is how they make this heavy butter stand like this. You'll see below the sculpture the actual piece they used to copy this work.

Watermelon carving

A flower nicely carved from a watermelon. The details are really good and the way the color layers of the fruit are used, made this work so appealing.

Pumpkin Serving Vessel

This bowl vessel was carefully crafted from a pumpkin. The nicely detailed bird design really show some character and charm to this serving vessel.

Butter Turkey

I don't know how they made this butter stand with the turkey's heavy body and thin legs. An artwork for food exhibition showing intricate detailing and exactimagery of a turkey.