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Jim D.

Jim D.

8 hours ago, pastrygirl said:

 

Note it’s a repost from Monde du Chocolat in Toronto. Her page has a lot of similar water-painterly pieces. Do any of our favorite Canadians know her?

 

Her work is very impressive. Take a look at her Easter eggs. Her flavor combinations are also intriguing.  However she achieves the pastel water color effect (my guess is paintbrush with a very light touch--maybe using some of the "opaque" cocoa butter colors that contain white coloring), I imagine she uses a lot of white chocolate in her work.

Jim D.

Jim D.

8 hours ago, pastrygirl said:

 

Note it’s a repost from Monde du Chocolat in Toronto. Her page has a lot of similar water-painterly pieces. Do any of our favorite Canadians know her?

 

Her work is very impressive. Take a look at her Easter eggs. Her flavor combinations are also intriguing.  However she achieves the pastel water color effect (my guess is paintbrush with a very light touch--maybe using some of the "opaque" cocoa butter colors that are available and that contain white coloring), I imagine she uses a lot of white chocolate in her work.

Jim D.

Jim D.

8 hours ago, pastrygirl said:

 

Note it’s a repost from Monde du Chocolat in Toronto. Her page has a lot of similar water-painterly pieces. Do any of our favorite Canadians know her?

 

Her work is very impressive. Take a look at her Easter eggs. Her flavor combinations are also intriguing.  However she achieves the pastel water color effect (my guess is paintbrush with a very light touch), I imagine she uses a lot of white chocolate in her work.

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