Cake is covered in rolled fondant marked with rolling pins to create brick effectRemember a few weeks ago I told you that we were working on another video? Well it's finally done. It's of the Batman Lego Cake we made for the launch of the new Batman Lego Video.
The video is an abbreviated version of the process for making the cake and all the figurines but I hope it will give you a sense of it all. My friend, Lisa Stock, the amazing filmmaker edited down over ten hours of video tape and that was with stopping the camera every few minutes or else she would've had over 12 days worth of footage. The cake took about twice as long since we had all those stops but I hope you think it is worth it, see the video here. Here are some more still photos of the process.
Cake is airbrushedI was hoping to get to my computer to write more but between cakes, classes, interviews and the release of our new book, Confetti Cakes for Kids, there has not been one extra second (or at least that is what I tell myself and thus the reason I have been avoiding the gym too.) Just to prove it to you (or me as the case may be) here are two great blog postings from two of my students from the last two weeks (I actually taught over eight private classes and four more this week too!) Tessa came from California and Bettinia came from Germany!
Just starting to decorate with the windowsLastly, this Thursday morning I will be on the Today Show! I'll be on with the two hosts, Kathie Lee and Hoda around 10AM EST. So we are frantically trying to get all the cakes and cookies finished for that segment. I have a rehearsal the Wednesday night before so everything must be finished by tomorrow night...o.k. Bye!
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7 comments:
I continue to be amazed by you and your work.
What words can I use? Amazing, stunning, spectacular, you truly are an artist:) Congratulations on your TV spot, I bet it will be a lot of fun:)
Wow! That thing is beyond amazing! Congrats! Keep up the incredible work!
Wow, that's amazing. You make amazing works of art! I watched you on the Food Network Challenge and also on a special about how you got started and really think you are very interesting!
How did you make your Lego figures? So perfect! I love it!
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