The Toastman

Posted on 20 January 2008
Tags: Cool

“The Toastman” is Maurice Bennett. He lives in New Zealand and makes art out of slices of toast, all toasted to different degrees to show off the colours.
Here are just a few of his examples.

Mona Lisa By The Toastman elvis by the toastman

He has even made a picture of Eminem using 5040 individual M&M’s

eminem by the toast man

To see more of his toast work visit his website

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