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Through the ages, artists have created pictures in many different ways - but Johannes Cordes has had sweet success with a very unusual technique. He uses gummy bears as an art medium.
一直以來藝術(shù)家們用不同的方式作畫，但Johannes Cordes以一個(gè)非常特殊的方式收獲了甜蜜的成功。他用小熊糖作畫。
From portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Mona Lisa to JFK, the 57-year-old from Germany, uses thousands of the gelatinous treats to make his colourful masterpieces.
從瑪麗蓮夢露到蒙娜麗莎，再到肯尼迪，這個(gè)57歲的德國人用膠狀糖成就了他多姿多彩的畫作。
A fan of pop art, he has recreated works by Andy Warhol, as well as those done by the masters. Each portrait takes from 100 to 240 hours to complete - and if that was not painstaking enough, Mr Cordes also has to resist the temptation to gorge on the candy.
作為一個(gè)波普藝術(shù)的追隨者，他重新創(chuàng)作了安迪-沃霍爾（波普藝術(shù)之父）及其他大師的名作。創(chuàng)作每幅畫都要花費(fèi)100到240個(gè)小時(shí)，如果這還不夠辛苦的話，他還得忍受糖果誘惑的煎熬。
He's used millions of gummy bears so far in his work and gets through around three tons of them a year which equates to 200 bags a week.His version of Warhol's Monroe required 3,200 bears alone.
到目前為止，他已經(jīng)用掉幾百萬個(gè)小熊糖約合每年三噸，每周200包。僅僅創(chuàng)作沃霍爾版的夢露就用掉了3200個(gè)糖果。
Due to Haribo's limited range of six colours, he has even devised his own technique of coating them in various shades, and preserving them.
因?yàn)镠aribo只有六種顏色，他甚至還發(fā)明了自己涂色技術(shù)，并且把糖果做成不同的形狀保存。
