Showing posts with label Game Cakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Game Cakes. Show all posts
Friday, June 17, 2011
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Fable 3 Cake
Fable 3 for the Xbox 360 launched today and I provided the cake for the local launch party. As Fable 3 is all about choices it seemed only fitting that the cake consist of alternating layers of "Angelic White" and "Devilish Chocolate", filled with "Never a Bad Choice" vanilla buttercream.
The crown which was made of fondant and airbrushed with Kroma Kolors Gold not only represented a key part of the game but also made a fitting headpiece for the guest of honor.
Check out the video!
The crown which was made of fondant and airbrushed with Kroma Kolors Gold not only represented a key part of the game but also made a fitting headpiece for the guest of honor.
Check out the video!
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Forza 3 Cake
I had the pleasure of making the cake for the launch party of Forza Motorsport 3, a new racing game for the xbox 360. For inspiration of the design of the cake, I got a sneak peek of the game and it is BEAUTIFUL! Making a cake to match the sleek lines of the game was no easy task.

Inside was a red velvet cake with vanilla bean cream cheese filling.
Learn more about the game at www.forzamotorsport.net
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Xbox 360 Cake
I made this cake for a very sweet neighbor who's husband is a huge Xbox 360 fan. I tried to make this one look realistic and I think I pulled it off. I took a few pictures along the way that I thought I'd share. Enjoy!

First I made a pattern by tracing around a real Xbox.
Next, I gave it a thin layer of buttercream while trying to keep the edges sharp.

Here's the bottom of the Xbox. I cut my fondant into a strip and used an exacto knife to cut it down to the right shape.

For the front details I used my pizza cutter and knife to cut out the different shapes and glued them down with water. A circle cutter was used to create the power button.

Then I placed my pattern onto the cake and cut off the excess.
I didnt get a picture of the next step, but I covered the entire cake in white fondant.
Here I used a mini paint brush to guide the little dots into place. A dab of water helps as "glue". This is a very tedious step, but worth it in the end.
Here's the bottom of the Xbox. I cut my fondant into a strip and used an exacto knife to cut it down to the right shape.
Dont forget the feet!
For the front details I used my pizza cutter and knife to cut out the different shapes and glued them down with water. A circle cutter was used to create the power button.
If you have any questions on how to make your own XBox 360 cake feel free to contact me!
Friday, January 2, 2009
Game Cakes of 2008
Here are my favorite game creations that I've done over the past year. I was asked to do a Street Fighter IV cake, but am also looking for other game cake recommendations for 2009.




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