Game of thrones character carved out of watermelon
A sculpture Game of thrones character, Night King has been carved out of watermelon.
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The terrifying watermelon sculpture is a very close likeliness of the leader of White Walkers in the epic fantasy movie.
The creepy food based sculpture was designed by a well known Italian sculptor called Valeriano Fatica. Fatica is famous for his intricate carvings of vegetables, fruits and cheese.
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He realised his knack for sculpting in 2011 while he was working in La Roccia, Oratino, his family's restaurant. He then started carving watermelons for buffets.
He is quite popular on Youtube and his channel, Valeriano Fatica – Fruit Carver has more than 16000 subscribers and his videos get millions of views.
This particular watermelon carving took 18 hours to create.
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