Art made with jelly beans 19 photos "I like making things out of weird stuff," Cumings said. Unexpected, and tasty, materials. "That's true. It doesn't get much tastier, for sure!" ...

Jelly beans are more than just a popular Easter candy. In the right hands they can be transformed into “eye candy.” Anna Werner has been watching an expert in action: From a distance, it’s ...

It’s National Jelly Bean Day! To celebrate, candy artists share their most incredible works of art made with the confection. Published Apr. 22 2012 1:45AM EDT ...

Cumings, after all, creates each art work one jelly bean at a time. Most completed works have a $5,000 price tag, and only one of the five coming to Lubbock - Van Gogh's "Starry Night" - already ...

Art that’s good enough to eat: Incredible jelly bean portraits that each use more than 10,000 sweets. By JILL REILLY . Published: 07:35 EDT, 19 May 2012 | Updated: 08:10 EDT, 19 May 2012 ...

On average, a single art piece consists of 12,000 jelly beans and takes about 75-100 hours to complete. "I love making art out of unusual things," said Cumings.

The Reading Public Museum, 500 Museum Road, Reading presents a new exhibit made of Jelly Belly candies. Jelly Belly-Endangered Species Series will open Oct. 4 and continue through Sunday, Jan. 4 ...

For his 1981 presidential inauguration, the grateful Jelly Belly company sent a congratulatory two and a half tons of jelly beans to Washington, D.C., patriotically colored red, white, and blue.

Marilyn Monroe pop art, Homer Simpson and Garfield! These incredible images were made using just JELLY BEANS: Here's how you can create your own for a chance to win $20,000!

That's right, jelly bean NFTs—specifically, he's creating 10,000 unique Jellyz NFT characters—all holding custom genetic lines, or their own "DNA strands" that are represented by URLs.

After word spread about Reagan's preference for Jelly Belly beans, demand skyrocketed dramatically. During his presidency, Reagan maintained a standing order of 720 bags of jelly beans, which he would ...