I'll never look at an avocado the same way again.😳 Simply stunning work

[soothsayer]

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[Thekaspervote]

1. Wow!!!

[I_UndergroundPanther]

2. What does he do with his works

When they begin to go bad and change to goo?
Eat it before it goes bad?

I sure wouldn't want to eat such beautiful sculptures. I think it would live forever under wraps in my freezer.

[KT2000]

3. Really amazing

I kept thinking of the impermanence for all that work.

[Leghorn21]

4. None of this is possible

https://www.drawingpencil.net/2018/08/12/masterpieces-of-fruit-art/

...but here are some stills and a photo of the artist ^^

thanks, soothsayer!! WUT

[Heartstrings]

5. So cool!

[smirkymonkey]

6. Brilliant work.

Guess someone has been making productive use out of their quarantine time. Makes me feel kind of lazy.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

7. Very scary & creepy. Hate avocado taste (like soap). This pic seals the deal.

[Rebl2]

15. So you

don’t like owls I take it. I can’t stand cilantro. It smells like old cigarette butts.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

16. Are you a super taster? Extra buds on tongue?

[Dem2theMax]

8. Someone needs to give him a huge piece of marble.

Thanks for posting. Reminded me that I need to go pick avocados off my trees! Yummy! 😋

[burrowowl]

9. WOW kick

[rusty quoin]

10. Holy cow

[Martin Eden]

11. Very cool!

Thanks for sharing.

[zanana1]

12. WOW!

[BillyBobBrilliant]

13. Very Zen

Art of the moment

[ronatchig]

14. Even after 63+ years of

Wonder at the beauty(and horror) of the natural world ,I am amazed at what some people find in an avocado!
As a boy I had a cousin ,who could make amazingly accurate busts of presidents out of a bar of soap. The hand to eye craft is wonderful.
I am also happy that time has not jaded my recognition of beauty in this plane.

[miyazaki]

17. Looks like a prawn from District 9.

[eppur_se_muova]

18. My mom taught me not to play with my food ...

see what you made me miss, Mom ?

[JarOCats]

19. I'd give almost anything for just a fraction of that talent. N/T

[Brother Buzz]

20. Avocado-eating dogs don't give a hoot about artwork

[Lars39]

22. Huell Howser!

He was cool. He got his start in Nashville iirc.

[Brother Buzz]

23. He started television in Nashville, but he hit his stride in California

I encountered a ton of people that despised him early on, "He talks like a fourth grader". It wasn't until I explained they teach California history in fourth grade, and his program, originally a local PBS production was tailored for and targeted fourth graders that they figured him out and got on board. Hell, the California Teachers Association endorsed him.

[Lars39]

24. He sure did!

And made it all so interesting.

[Brother Buzz]

25. My brother was a City Historian in the Silicon Valley

and he fleshed out a couple of stories early on. He turned me on to Huell Howser, and I instantly became an avid fan.

Huell got to go to some some really, really cool places. Places you and I could only dream about visiting.

[Lars39]

26. That's so neat!

We would watch him just about every Saturday. I don’t know if his show satisfied our wanderlust or encouraged it.

[Brother Buzz]

27. Early on, it was broadcast once a week during school hours

I missed a bunch of the early shows, and as much as I watch the reruns today, I believe quite a bit of his early work, lacking in production value, don't get shown.

[Lars39]

28. Oh, that's a shame.

I bet they were good, too.

[Brother Buzz]

29. Campy, but in a very good way.

Listening to a 34 year-old fourth grader can be very entertaining.

[Lars39]

30. He somehow managed to hang onto his sense of wonder

[Sloumeau]

21. Owl right! :) nt