watermelon carving

[bbeery]

Check out this site: http://joeschwartz.net/extras/pics/melon/index.htm

[Irishman]

Amazing. How can they work with that soft rind and pulp. Thanks for sharing.

Patrick

[Eddy-Smiles]

Very talented but seems like a waste of perfectly good watermelon to me! I'd rather eat them!

[woodtrapper]

I have seen some of the chef shows with beautiful fruit and veggie carvings.If they could carve wood that way it would be a sight to see.

[Banjo]

Who would have thunk it? Their great! ~ Joy

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

Boy howdy!, thems fer eatin, they ain't fer carvin'!

[woodtrapper]

Carving food is a whole diffrent area.It is still carving with a different texture but does not have a shelf life.It does not matter to me, if it is carving I want to see it.

[Lightningbolt]

For some strange reason this kind of carving amazes me. The folks who carve those mellons like that surely must cator to the very, very rich... so I guess that I'll never see them!

Personally, I've done some pretty fancy sand carving when on the beach myself and I can always expect to see some good sand sculpture when I visit Myrtle Beach each summer. Then of course there is ice carving...

[whittlinJim]

I couldnt do it! I was always told not to play with my food! Even if I did try I'd get hungry half way through and there'd go my carving! Makes me hungry just thinking about it! Amazing carvings though, wish I could do as good in wood!

Jim

[whitecree]

Saw them before, but yes, some amazing work there.

Now pardon me while I wipe the drool off my monitor.