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Here is a Pagode that I made out of Patillage (A mixture of Sugar, Cornstarch, and Gelatin). The various details are made from Chocolate and Marzipan. The gold parts are painted with a mixture of gold dust and vodka, and the other parts are brushed with cocoa powder, and airbrushed with food coloring.
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"Hide not your talents. For use they were made. What's a sundial in the shade?" -Benjamin Franklin
I'm suprised more people haven't commented on this yet
really nice job
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St. Francis said,
“A man who uses his hands is a laborer. One who uses his hands and mind is a craftsman. He who uses his hands, and his mind, and his heart is an artist.”
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82% of statistics in signatures are made up.
Spreading them is un-original and sheepish. If you agree, copy this in your... wait, no!
No to signature clichés! You are on an art site, be creative!
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\"The key to creating art is learning as much as you can from those who came before you, and then forgetting it all.\" ~Me
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You see, when you give you always gets more in return, assuming of course that said person you gave to had gots more that you and is happy since you gave to them and then said person gives back to ya more than you gave in return.
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\"The key to creating art is learning as much as you can from those who came before you, and then forgetting it all.\" ~Me
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