Naturally, this was the first question to cross my mind, too. For some reason, though, Eileen declined to let me take it apart for purposes of analysis. It looked as if the photo had been screenprinted onto the surface using food-colouring dyes as inks.
Of course, I'm now desperate to commission one for my own next book. When/if I'm allowed to do so (it may be prohibitively expensive), I'll try to get the technical details out of the baker.
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"How was it created?"
Naturally, this was the first question to cross my mind, too. For some reason, though, Eileen declined to let me take it apart for purposes of analysis. It looked as if the photo had been screenprinted onto the surface using food-colouring dyes as inks.
Of course, I'm now desperate to commission one for my own next book. When/if I'm allowed to do so (it may be prohibitively expensive), I'll try to get the technical details out of the baker.