Like many royals before him, the newly crowned King Charles will have had many portraits done over the years. Common choices for artists include materials such as paint or graphite, but now one man has taken things to an entirely new dimension by creating a portrait of the King using his favourite sandwich spread.
Artist Nathan Wynburn wanted to 'raise a toast' to the monarch during Coronation week, and he has done so - quite literally.
The 33-year-old created his artwork using a jar of Marmite and 42 slices of toast. He chose to use the bizarre materials as a tribute to the King's favourite sandwich, which reportedly consists of a fried egg, pesto, gruyere cheese and the famous yeast extract spread.
