Let’s take a break from thinking about menopause and midlife to admire these stunning cameos sculpted in the creamy frosting of an Oreo.
I first discovered the icing cameos of Judith G. Klausner when they were featured in the February issue of O Magazine. Each design takes Ms. Klausner six hours. The artist’s tools are toothpicks and pins.
You can see more of these lovely cameo ladies on the art blog, Beautiful/Decay.
And I thought a plain old Oreo was a work of art all by itself. But this takes one of the world’s finest cookies to a whole new level.
Would it be a blasphemy to suggest that reading your post made me think of oreo smoothies…? I’m sorry… They look so yummy though (but I appreciate the art, of course!).
Clever thinking, but yes, I suspect blasphemy. I adore marshmallow Peeps and get quite upset when people blow them up in the microwave. Smoothies out of cameo Oreos seems equally cruel, and I would think especially so to the artist.
No disrespect to the artist meant! It’s just I used to love Oreo smoothies… thanks for the posting those pics 🙂
Me too or Oreos crumbled and swooshed around in ice cream. Yum!
Cool! When I owned my candy shop, I made chocolate covered Oreos. Yum!
(Note: No cameos were harmed in the production of any chocolate covered Oreos.)
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amazing art!!
I never saw these in O. Amazing! Just wish I had time like that to do something that creative. Instead I will simply stick to what I do best – eating Oreos!
I’ve decided to get toothpicks and a bag of Oreos for a winter project the next time we have house guests!
For fun, Barbara, get some of the special mint-flavored (and green colored stuffing) that come out in the winter for your fun houseguest project!