Japanese artist Gaku ( @gaku_carving) has been captivating many recently with his beautiful work crafted using the art of Thai fruit carving. Gaku typically applies their knife to the fruit to create stunning intricate and elaborate carvings, but recently, they wowed people with an incredible falcon sculpture made from broccoli.
Gaku’s choice of broccoli as his canvas and color palette seems fantastic. This time, they’ve created an impressive piece of aquatic life that looks as if it came straight from the river!
According to Gaku, the intricately-carved fish sculpture took about three hours to create. The most important thing was shaping the bristly and usually fuzzy nature of broccoli blossoms into something more smooth, specifically in the area around the tail.
The intact portion doubles as an epic and impressive tail and aesthetic effect of the fish making a massive splash of water when it emerges from the ocean.
ブロッコリーに魚 pic.twitter.com/jKwnQYQA68
— gaku (@gaku_carving) December 12, 2021
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Source: Grapee.jp
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