trompe-l'oeil

In the trompe l'oeil challenge, you had titled it "What's for Dinner," I think?

Buddha: I really enjoyed the Wellington challenge, but I think I can't stop wrapping my head around the trompe l'oeil dish and I really loved it.

Ali's attempt to create a garden isn't so much trompe l'oeil as much as it is creating a foodscape.

Placing her as Dre's best friend operates as something of a trompe l'oeil given Dre's reason for living is to picture herself in the inner circle of musical royalty.

In the last decades of the 19th century, while the art world was enamored with Van Gogh and Matisse, middle-class Americans became obsessed with trompe l'oeil paintings – hyperrealistic still lifes that featured life-size everyday objects.