Beautiful and complex sculptures designed and 3D printed by Los Angeles based architects Liz and Kyle von Hasseln.
Three-dimensional sugar cubes and edible objects can be displayed, used as cake decoration, or given away in cafes and modern coffee stores.
3D printing technology will soon allow chefs to quickly and easily prepare creative meals of all shapes and sizes.
Sugar Sculptures by The Sugar Lab
Also check out: Skull and Bones Sugar and 3D Printed Shoes
erwin
Sweet
Aug 7th, 2013
H Bland
@erwin haha!
I like it though, wonder how long until we see it in cafes and shops!
Aug 7th, 2013
Юрий
3D fractal, coral ? Less school geometry and drawing. More chaos.
Aug 7th, 2013
Gert
Seems to me this would take all the artistry out of cake decorating. Sure it’s great for those discount places but haven’t machines taken over ENOUGH jobs already?
Aug 7th, 2013
Chari
LOVELOVELOVE this! I’m quickly becoming a 3D printing fanatic — this is the future, my friends! Some morning I will come downstairs to my 3D printers and have them print out little sugar spaceships to drop into my “tea, Earl Grey, hot.” :-D
Aug 7th, 2013
derekPo
@Yuriy,
What do you mean?
Aug 7th, 2013
Heather
Love the look but agree that this would surely take away the creative artistry involved by the cake maker or decorator! These things used to be made purely by hand.
Aug 8th, 2013
Gabriel Tozarin
I’d bite a small piece.
Aug 8th, 2013