This cake was for a friend of mine who loves movies. It was vanilla cake with coconut buttercream filling and covered in fondant. The “reels” are fondant-covered cardboard, but everything else is edible, including the fondant popcorn.
Action!
It was quite tasty, although I had forgotten how much black fondant turns your tongue green!
Well this is a bit late in getting up, but better late than never, right?
A family of snowpeople celebrate Christmas.
This cake looked much better in person than it does in photos. You can’t see how the snow sparkled, but anyway I still like it. This was vanilla cake with white chocolate buttercream filling and frosting, and would serve around 15-20. Happy (belated) holidays everyone!
This was a birthday cake for a lad who loves the Calgary Flames. The puck cake is vanilla bean with vanilla bean filling, covered with fondant and with a fonant/royal icing logo on top.
Well, this was my first ‘carved’ cake, though not my first in 3D. It came out beautifully, if a little bit creepy. This was created for a Scorpio who was celebrating a November birthday.
A 3D Scorpion Birthday Cake
Side View of Scorpion Cake
The cake in the “base” was vanilla, with a vanilla buttercream filling, and the scorpion himself was also vanilla cake covered with fondant. The tail is made of fondant blocks, and the sand is made from graham crumbs. In retrospect, I didn’t give him the proper number of legs (it’s 8 PLUS claws, not including!) but nobody but me noticed 
I love this little cake. In the pictures it’s hard to tell but this would only serve around 10 people. I was able to turn this guy around in one business day, so it was an all-around win for me!
Volcano Cake for a mad scientist themed birthday party!
The volcano cake with dry ice smoke
Although the lava is a little more day-glo than I had meant it to be, I think the whole thing is quite striking.