Painting On Bread Slices

Artist Manami Sasaki is inspired by typical Japanese culture such as stone garden, cartoon characters ... and draws them on bread.
Painting on bread slices
Manami Sasaki is a Japanese artist specializing in watercolor illustrations working for a design agency

. During her social isolation, she created artwork on slices of toast while working from home. Every morning, she sees her slice of bread like paper to draw unique pictures. Bread paintings cover a variety of themes, from famous artworks by the talented Japanese designer Ikko Tanaka to Japanese stone gardens Photo: Manami Sasaki.




The ingredients she uses can easily be found in any Japanese kitchen such as seaweed, tomatoes, nuts ... In the picture is a portrait of famous painter Sharaku of the land of mourning, re-painted. Reappears in full color with a combination of ingredients including cinnamon, margarine, sour cream, chocolate, kiwi, cherries, and blueberry jam. Photo: Manami Sasaki.
The work is inspired by the portrait of Sei Shagon - a famous female writer and poet who lived around 1000 during the Heian period of Japanese history This sophisticated slice of bread is made from sour cream, sardines, squid, salmon, purple cabbage, shrimp, seaweed, cheese.



Photo: Manami Sasaki.
Made from sardines, seaweed, caviar, sour cream and cherry tomatoes, this slice of bread is an image of a flower card or hanafuda - a traditional card of the people of the rising sun. The deck has twelve sets of cards, each named for a month and its flower associated. Photo: Manami Sasaki.
This slice of bread was inspired by traditional Nihon Buyo dancers. The time to create a piece of art depends on the theme and takes about 3 hours on average. The most successful work takes 6 hours. When there is a lot of work to be done, this artist usually chooses a simple theme.



Photo: Manami Sasaki.
A work of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling broken parts with lacquer, coated or mixed with gold, silver or platinum powder. On the sandwich, the artist uses an edible sour cream, yellow leaf and ketchup. Photo: Manami Sasaki.
The slice of bread is inspired by the stone garden - a typical cultural feature of Japan, made from sour cream, nuts and matcha. “I picked up the topic the night before, thinking about the ingredients I like to eat the next morning. Then I go to the grocery store, buy new ingredients and go home to get creative. About 60% of the preparation for the dish is done the night before.



I wake up in the morning, finish the work then take pictures and eat, ”said the artist. Photo: Manami Sasaki.
A depiction of the character in the Gegege No Kitarō (Kitaro and ghostland) comic book series. “The moment I like the most is when the bread is baked, my creativity and food become one. The flavor of the bread is so fragrant that I just want to eat it fast, ”Sasaki shared. Photo: Manami Sasaki.
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