well I have always wanted to swim in a bowl of chocolate pudding, but I don’t know how safe that would be. Two artists, Akiko Ida and Pierre Javelle come together to realize my childhood dreams to dive into a pool of pudding...

Paris-based artists, Pierre Javelle and Akiko Ida, a husband and wife team, present a manufactured micro universe, part Toy Story, part Candy Land, populated with diminutive humanoid characters engaged in a range of ordinary and extraordinary activities. Since the project inception in 2002, the series has grown to over 60 images.

Pierre Javelle and Akiko Ida have morphed multiple genres of photography, including micro-photography, culinary art, portraiture and landscape. The theme involves action, ranging from sporting scenes to warfare, taking place in carefully staged, fantastic, food settings. In each diptych, the first image introduces the subjects in an uncertain setting. The second panel reveals the scene in totality, to an unexpected, often amusing end.

Through light-hearted and playful arrangement, the artists’ work intelligently probes fundamental questions of human perception, and how meaning is constructed and manipulated through images.

And now see some bizzare creations with food which you can eat..!!

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Here's a gallery of famous film posters recreated using Lego bricks and minifigs.

Most of the posters in this gallery were made by Craig Lyons, a graphic designer from Bourne in Lincolnshire. He says: "I have always loved Lego and have a huge collection. I mainly collect the mini-figures, but have amassed 10,000's of pieces in my collection.

Craig's first poster was this one for Jaws - it's also his favourite. It's probably ours, too.

Creative lego art for Movie Harry Potter... Interesting !!

He says the hardest one to do was Reservoir Dogs: "as the figures had to be photographed separately, and all the shadows were tricky to do".

You can see more of Craig's Lego creations at his Flickr site

Craig is not alone in recreating movie posters in Lego. Here are a few more posted on Flickr. This Forrest Gump poster was created by Marcin ImpreSariO...

...who also made this one.

Creative lego art for Movie X-men Origins Wolverine ( New Released )

Creative lego art for The Legend movie named " Iam Lego ".

Creative lego art for Movie 300

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These dolls are all heart - and lungs, eyeballs and brains. David Foox, an artist based in Denver, Colorado, has created a collection of organ donor dolls.

Inspired by his Uncle Ken's double lung transplant, Foox designed the dolls which have nine different organs as heads and come in 24 different colourways. Some are rarer than others.

Pictured above are the heart donor dolls, with the rare Purple Heart in a camouflage hospital gown, and Lionheart in a St George's cross.

The standard kidney donor doll, and the limited edition Black Market Kidney doll.

Four different lung dolls, including Smoker's Lungs, Iron Lungs and Invincible Lungs.

Liver donor dolls, including the Pickled Liver doll on the left and the Lecter on the right.

The regular brain doll and the Nuclear Thinker.

Eye/cornea transplant dolls.

Plasma dolls. The one on the left is called Eye of the Stormive.

Stem cells. Each doll wears an ill-fitting hospital gown, open at the back.

White and red blood cells. If you'd like to own these Organ Donor dolls, you can order them here. The dolls are sold in "blind" boxes, meaning you won't know which organ you will receive

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This is the world's biggest train set which covers 1,150 square metres (12,380 square feet), features almost six miles of track and is still not complete .

The set covers six regions including America, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Germany and the Austrian Alps.

The American section features giant models of the Rocky Mountains, Everglades, Grand Canyon...

....and Mount Rushmore

The Swiss section has a mini-Matterhorn .

The Scandinavian part has a 4ft long passenger ship floating in a 'fjord'

It is expected to be finished in 2014, when the train set will cover more than 1,800 square metres (19, 376 sq ft) and feature almost 13 miles of track, by which time detailed models of parts of France, Italy and the UK will have been added .

It comprises 700 trains with more than 10,000 carriages and wagons .

The longest train is 46ft long .

The scenery includes 900 signals, 2,800 buildings, 4,000 cars - many with illuminated headlights...

...and 160,000 individually designed figures .

Thousands of kilograms of steel and wood was used to construct the scenery...

along with 700kg of artificial grass .

The 250,000 lights are rigged up to a system which mimics night and day by automatically turning them on and off .

The whole system is controlled from a massive high-tech nerve centre .

Twin brothers Frederick and Gerrit Braun, 41, began work on the 'Miniatur Wunderland' in 2000 .

The set is on display to the public and is so big that they employ more than 160 people to show visitors around their creation .

In total the set has taken 500,000 hours and more than £8 million to put together, the vast majority of which has come from ticket sales .

Gerrit said: "Our idea was to build a world that men, woman, and children can be equally astonished and amazed in"

Frederik added: "Whether gambling in Las Vegas, hiking in the Alps or paddling in Norwegian fjords - in Wunderland everything is possible" .

It isn't just a model railway, but a world which invites the visitors in different ways to dream and discover" .

Eagle-eyed visitors may spot Herbie the Love Bug...

....or a couple on a blanket in a field of sunflowers .

The Miniatur Wunderland is located next to the River Elbe in the Speicherstadt area of Hamburg, Germany

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