So I was asked to make Spongebob cupcakes for a little girl's birthday party recently. I was really excited about this request because I had been wanting to do three things for a while: sculpt and make shapes out of fondant, use my new exacto knife, and use my new edible ink pens!
Now I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to make these photos sit horizontally, but I wanted to include them to show the process these cupcakes went through. As I cut out each step, I saw a little bit more of Spongebob and Patrick forming. This was one of the first projects I've done where I was able to plan and execute what I wanted to accomplish in a timely and organized manner. Woo hoo!
These are Spongebob's noses and mouths.
They both looked kind of creepy with just eyes!
Then all of a sudden... POOF!
They came together so quickly!
And just as quickly as I started, they were finished! Except for the black dots on Spongebob's eyes.
Sometimes Patrick looks cross-eyed, sometimes he looks angry, but he always has that goofy smile!
Spongebob pre-black dots.
Spongebob post-black dots.
I couldn't decide which one I liked more. But I obviously couldn't take it back once it was done.
I was very excited and very proud once these little cuties were finished.
These cupcakes were made for a party at Sketch and Sip. Patty Sisco, the owner is one of the most creative people I know and I am so glad I've been able to work with her on so many occasions. I could actually write a whole post on all the occasions we've worked together or worked on projects for each other. As a matter of fact, that's a wonderful idea! Mental Note. :)
Nice work.
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