April 16, 2020 Jacquie
My sister and her daughter are going a little stir crazy in Chicago, sheltering in place with my niece's 3 kids under the age of 5. Inspired by Wayne Thiebaud, this is what they did before 8:48 this morning. Usually, I'm jealous of my sister's cake plate collection (this is but a fraction). Now I'm just impressed they have this many extra rolls of toilet paper! Enjoy
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Jacquie's sister and niece's "cakes"
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April 16, 2020 Lori
That’s amazing. At first I thought they baked all those cakes before 9 am - the simulations look that real! That’s such a fun project. April 16, 2020 Joanna
That’s amazing. Someone sent me a photo of their daughter dressed/made up as Frida Kahlo (with two chicks on her shoulder)- a HHS art assignment to recreate a painting. (Not sure I am permitted to share.). Maybe this would be a good RiverArts online contest. Jacquie, May I share this photo?
April 16, 2020 Elizabeth (Associate Member living in New Jersery)
This is priceless! By the way, as a hostess gift for a cousin dropping off Easter dinner at her home, my friend gave the cousin a 12 count pack of Scott toilet paper, the last one on the shelf at Stop @ Shop!
April 16, 2020 Christine
Jacquie - That is incredible. I have never heard of anyone collecting cake plates before, so that alone is intriguing. And then the cleverness -- Is everyone in the Weitzman family as talented as the two sisters? xx
April 16, 2020 Barbara
A marvelous array, so elegant, so inventive. What fun to think up something like this
April 16, 2020 Diana
Those are amazing! this morning I saw a picture of a more graphic cake somebody made. Apologies in advance for sending picture, but it made me laugh!
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Another cake in the genre
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April 16, 2020 Lori
Omg! hysterical. The zeitgeist is right there in that cake!
April 16, 2020 Fran
Does this mean there is a whole genre of toilet paper art being created now? Will we be seeing the show at MOMA next year? Is this why there's a shortage for those of us who use it in more prosaic ways?
April 16, 2020 Jacquie
I’ve actually been curious about the art and literature that will be coming out of this pandemic. Perhaps that will be a theme for a Literature Club if the future
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