‘Truly stunning’: Edible art maker creates portrait of BTS’ Jimin

Park Jimin’s portrait was based on the look from his latest release, Set Me Free Pt.2.

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BTS fans, known as ARMY, often express their love for their idols through many creative means. One such fan is Carolina S, an artist from Chile’s Santiago. Carolina has amassed thousands of followers on Instagram for her incredible edible art portraits of not just the seven BTS members but other celebrities as well.

Most recently, she created a portrait of BTS member Jimin that was made entirely of chocolate. She used the reference photo from Jimin’s latest release Set Me Free Pt.2.

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The step-by-step video of the chocolate portrait has enamoured netizens online. While sharing this video she mentioned that it took her six hours to perfect the portrait. So far her post has gathered over 87,000 likes since it was posted on March 17.

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Commenting on it, an Instagram user wrote, “Bro she is so talented like this is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen 🥺”. Another person remarked, “How people are so good ? Were you guys a God’s special edition or something? We , normal people don’t get these special powers 🫡❤️‍🔥”.

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Many people also joked about how they would never eat such meticulously made chocolate. Echoing this view, a person wrote, “I would be too scared to even touch it, I wouldn’t want to risk accidently melting it! It’s too beautiful! 💜”.

Back in September last year, Jimin revealed that he got his tattoos inspired by fan art. During a V Live session that was aired, the 27-year-old revealed that initially he only had one crescent moon tattoo but then his bandmate Kim Taehyung (known by stage name V) showed him a fanart that prompted Jimin to get five moon tattoos.

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