Teenager in England turned waste foods into arts

News24xx.com - A teenager amazed the Wetherspoons pub staff in England because of his talent. This teenager named Molly Napier-Doyle used tomato sauce, mayonnaise, brown sauce and mustard as drawing material. Reportedly The Sun, October 18th 2018, Molly at first was enjoying a burger and drinking coke with her friends at Wetherspoons, Holloway Road. She then used the remaining food.

Not the brush that became the drawing tool, but the paper straw in the pub. Molly then opened her cellphone to look for reference images to be painted. The Mona Lisa picture, for example, is made from the remnants of mayonnaise and mustard. The student majoring in art also drew her idol, Frida Kahlo with a pair of lime, tomato, and lettuce which was created as an iconic Mexican artist's hair.

Her creations made the pub employees smile looking her works. This short-haired woman said the pub chef was even impressed with the picture and sent snacks for her as a thank you gift. "It's just a fad, I'm having fun with friends at Wetherspoons and it will be funny if employees see this painting when they collect dirty dishes" said the woman from Bolton.

According to Molly, her friends just laughed and supported her creation. "One of the pub employees said there were kitchen employees who photographed my newspaper. I thought it was a different experience to paint with food. It's quite difficult and this is not something I planned" he continued.

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