Michelle Sugar Art Blog

  Huge Hogwarts cake unveiled at Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter in celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone film on 16th November 2021 6 feet wide, 5 feet tall and 100 kg scale model of Hogwarts castle was created by world renowned cake artist Michelle Wibowo of Michelle Sugar Art Cake was donated to One Vision , a local Watford charity fighting food poverty. A spectacular cake depicting Hogwarts Castle has been created by artist and cake sculptor Michelle Wibowo, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone releasing in cinemas. Standing 1.5 metres tall and nearly 2 metres wide and weighing over 100kg, it was no cake walk for Wibowo, who took over six weeks to create the mouth-watering masterpiece, which is even internally illuminated with 30 lights.  Michelle, from West Sussex, unveiled the cake to the delight of local fans who arrived early to Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The M...

Tequila Rose, a strawberry cream liqueur requested a hyper-realistic cake made out of Tequila Rose infused flavour to be placed next to the real bottle for a product launch and viral video.

Celebrating its 20th  Anniversary, The Oracle's Riverside Shopping Centre in Reading were hosting a traditional kid's birthday on Saturday 21st September 2019. Just like all good birthday parties, it must have party games, party bags, food, entertainers, birthday song and to top it off,  presentation of an extra large, extra special birthday cake. Michelle created a colourful birthday cake design based on the exterior architectural elements of The Oracle Shopping Centre. More than 8 layers of delicious vanilla sponge, with buttercream fillings, is required to make this 5-foot tall edible structure. Michelle then covered each layer with panels made out of the icing sugar before applying tone and shade using food colouring. The logo of familiar brands in the shopping mall was also printed on a sugar paper using edible food colouring. Find out more about Michelle's PR work

To celebrate the return of the most anticipated TV series finale this year, Stork baking spread – the ultimate ingredient of great bakers since 1920 – has commissioned food artist, Michelle Wibowo , to pay homage to this pop culture moment and create a bake inspired by the show. The cakes was on-display overlooking the iconic London Tower Bridge  This morning, the ‘Stork’ family line-up was unveiled in the country’s capital, overlooking the iconic Tower Bridge. Made from fluffy sponge – thanks to Stork, each life-size sculpture took an eye-watering 300 hours to make. 3 lifesize cake from the character of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow, Sansa Stark and Arya Stark The largest statue comes in at a mammoth 173cm tall and weighs in at 70kg kg – the equivalent to TEN TYRES. The three sculptures used a whopping 30KG of Stork Original. Who wants a piece of o Jon Snow from Game Of Thrones? Press coverage: Evening Standard - Game Of Thrones - Inspired cake statues...

Celebrating the launch of a new delicious premium wine called Dark Horse by one of the largest wine producers in USA EJ Gallo, Michelle Wibowo created an optical illusion painting made of the variety of natural ingredients inspired by the blend of bold taste such as caramel, dried apple, cinnamon, and coffee beans. Taking inspiration from Dark Horse's bold logo and playing on the fascination with optical illusions, Michelle created 'unexpected image' of horses, wine glasses and abstract background of Californian landscape. Find out more about Dark Horse Wine

Portrait of Dr. Gatchet in Jelly Belly Beans by Michelle Wibowo Elements Shopping Malls has teamed up with Jelly Belly to spread message of 'Sweet Happiness' to the people of Hong Kong while inspiring them to unleash creativity and follow their dreams. Transformation from Van Gogh's original painting - Pencil Sketch - Brightly-coloured version of Jelly Belly Painting Michelle Sugar Art was commissioned to recreate 4-meter length Van Gogh's Portrait of Dr. Gatchet, one of the most expensive paintings in the world. 100,000 brightly coloured Jelly Belly Beans were used to inject 'sweet happiness' to the originally melancholic painting. Around 100,000 expired Jelly Belly Beans (120 kg) were used to create the artwork. Planning art-board. Around 24 different Jelly Belly Colours were carefully selected. We teamed up with HongKong's youngsters, get creative, have fun, and work together on this giant masterpiece. Getting r...

4 x 18 feet Giant Meadow Cake Michelle Sugar Art and Kerrygold butter reveals a giant meadow cake measuring (2.5x4m) 8 x 14 feet long to the city dwellers at Finsbury Square Avenue in London on Wednesday 22 July 2015. This half-tonne creation is made out of sculpted vanilla sponge cakes with buttercream filling, covered with fondant. There is a miniature farm house, a red barn and around 100 cows made of fondant. Concept Drawing of Giant Meadow Cake Michelle Wibowo is adding finishing touches to the giant creation Getting ready to serve giant cake for London's city worker at Finsbury Avenue Square

Celebrating UK's General Election in 2015, M&M's UK is also running Character Elections Campaign. The client requires an artwork to promote these two events. Michelle Sugar Art was commissioned to recreate two magazine covers from the popular publication in the UK, ShortList and Stylist out of thousands M&Ms Chocolates. Around 12,000 multi-coloured M&Ms Chocolates and 3kg icing sugar are among the ingredients to make these sweet creations. Twitter Reaction: ShortList Magazine Cover made out of M&Ms

The world's first anamorphic food art This picture of Big Ben is the world's first anamorphic food art created by Michelle Wibowo of Michelle Sugar Art to celebrate 'Unexpected Cooking' event at the Aéroville Shopping Centre in Paris. These iconic London’s architecture: The Shard, The Cheesgrater, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, The London Eye, The Gherkin, Buckingham Palace and Battersea Power Station Are cleverly aligned to make a giant picture of Big Ben when viewed from certain angle.   This confectionery art is made entirely in hundreds of biscuits, English shortbread, wafer, chocolate, custard cream, breadsticks, and marshmallow glued together with melted chocolate.    Visitor of the shopping mall were invited to take pictures and take part in the cooking show during the event.     Michelle and her creation: The world's first anamorphic food art installation

Leading Swiss Chocolatier, Lindt & Sprüngli commissioned Michelle to create champagne fountain made entirely from Lindt chocolate. More than 300 bars of Lindt chocolate were used to create the artwork. At the Vinopolis, one of the famous London’s attraction dedicated to the world of wine, these 91 delicate chocolate glasses were assembled to create 6 tiers champagne fountain rising up to 4 ft tall. Champagne Fountain Design   Lindt Chocolate bars ready to be melted into champagne coupe glasses

Celebrating 10,000 Bi-Fold Doors Manufactured by Origin , Michelle Sugar Art has created an edible house out of sponge cakes featuring bi-fold doors which can be opened! Front facade of the house

The world first edible cake billboard created by Michelle Wibowo of Michelle Sugar Art outside Westfield Shopping Centre Shepherd’s Bush London on the 4 September. This 6mx3m billboard was made from 13,360 Mr Kipling cakes and it took 6 hours to assemble overnight the day before carries message ‘Life is Better with Cake'. Timelapse of the making PR Coverage: Mr Kipling unveils giant edible billboard at Westfield - Daily Mail Edible Cake Billboard wows London shoppers - MSN News