At a glance they look like images created by Hollywood CGI wizards – but they’re actually landscapes created entirely from food.The incredible creations are the work of ‘foodscape’ artist Carl Warner, who makes them using sweets, fruits and vegetables – plus some pins and superglue.Mr Warner’s scenes include the London skyline – complete with St. Paul’s Cathedral, The London Eye and Tower Bridge – and a mountain range featuring the Chocolate Express.The old fashioned steam train rumbles between peaks made entirely from chocolatey treats.The amazing photographs will be on display as part of a special pop-up exhibition at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! In London.Visitors with an appetite for his work will also be treated to images of cottages built from candy and seas of smoked salmon and cabbages.What’s more, one of the scenes will be on display as a model, with the finishing touches applied on Friday at the Piccadilly Circus attraction. Called 'Crockerville', it's a village created from over 2,000 cookies and chocolate rocky road that took three weeks to create.No doubt there will be signs warning the public not to touch – or eat.Carl Warner will also be meeting visitors to the exhibition and hosting question and answer session about his work at the attraction on 30 November between 2pm and 4pm to inspire wannabe ‘foodscape’ artists and sign copies of his latest book.Other weird and wonderful exhibits at Ripley’s include a portrait of Kate Middleton made from lipstick kisses, a life-sized, hand-knitted Ferrari and authentic Amazonian shrunken heads.(dailymail.co.uk)ANN.Az