Ever since Gretchen Röehrs was a child she not only ate fruits and vegetables but also built a whole new city, where she created animals and humans from food. Over time it developed into a serious hobby and her favorite work.

Today Gretchen is a professional illustrator, who still continues to play with food. For example, some products have become excellent material for dresses, but now only on paper. How closely can someone associate food and fashion?

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For many people watermelon is just a delicious fruit, but for true artists it is a great material for creation. Watermelon carving is a traditional Japanese art form known as Mukimono.

On a holiday table one of these creations can give and unique, delicious and stunning look.

Check out some examples of this beautiful virtuosity.

If you want to start creating fascinating sculptures as you saw above, all you will need is patience and a hundred or two of watermelons.