Handcrafted Custom Cakes and Fondant Art

Want to create figurines with personality? I can teach you how. This video shows my own journey from simple figures to the detailed work I do today. My beginner's workshop in Malleswaram, Bangalore, is designed to teach you the core fondant modeling techniques that took me years to learn on my own.

A client sent me an AI-generated image for a baby shower cake. I explained what was possible with real, edible materials and we worked together to create this beautiful design. It features a hand-sculpted expectant mother figurine surrounded by a garden of delicate buttercream flowers.

I'm so proud of this piece which won first place at Cakeology 2024. It's a tribute to the vibrant street markets of India, all made on cupcakes. From the hand-woven fondant baskets to the tiny vegetables and the figures of the vendors, every detail tells a story.

This was my entry for an online modeling competition, and I was thrilled to win second place. My concept was 'Tangled Under Water', reimagining Rapunzel as a mermaid chasing glowing jellyfish instead of lanterns. It was a fun opportunity to push my creative boundaries with dynamic poses and new techniques.

This short tutorial shows how to break down complex characters into simple shapes. Here, I demonstrate how to build a horse figurine using basic cone shapes for the body and limbs. My online 'Furry Friends' class builds on these fundamentals to teach you how to create expressive, interacting animal figures.

This cake was for a grandfather's birthday, featuring him with all his grandkids. Creating personalized figurines that capture the likeness and love of a family is one of the most special parts of my job. These are the cakes that become the centerpiece of a celebration.

I love projects that let me build a whole world in miniature. For this 5th birthday, I created an entire road scene with decorated cookies. It's a great example of how we can use custom cookies to create a unique and interactive dessert experience.

Get to know the faces behind the cakes. I started Cake It Easy in 2013, and in 2021, my sister Nivedita joined me. We're a small, passionate team dedicated to creating beautiful, commercially viable edible art from our studio in Bangalore.