Ratatouille, the French vegetable dish made with sliced tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash, eggplant, and other veggies, is a well-known autumnal dish. It’s also a well-known Pixar film named for the dish that young chef Remy, a rat, makes in the movie’s climactic scene.
Talented craft YouTuber Clay Attraction 클레이매력주의보 recreates the moment that Remy completes the ratatouille dish, his signature version of confit byaldi.
Watch as Clay Attraction expertly makes the individual veggie slices and then molds Remy into shape using air-dry clays, resins, paints, color pencils, and glues.
Previously: Making a Totoro diorama with clay and Making Wallace and Gromit plasticine figures from A Grand Day Out.
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