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You can definitely buy fondant. The easiest to get that I know of is the Wilton brand, which you could probably find at an arts craft store like Michael's or ACMoore. It's usually about $7 for a 24 oz. package. However, if you're looking for a better quality or flavor, I'd go with either Duff's buttercream fondant (also sold at Michael's) or, the really good stuff, Satin Ice. There might be other brands, but those are the only ones I've worked with!
Ohh wow. You really know your stuff, don't you? I didn't actually think Michael's would sell such stuff but I'm not surprised. (: Awesome, thanks for all the great info! ^^ I appreciate it, although I doubt I'd be able to make a cake with it, hahaha :]
Admittedly, covering cakes is probably the hardest (in my opinion) thing to do with fondant (it tends to tear at the corners). But if you are looking for little edible decorations, it's not unlike Play-Doh in its sculptability.
What instrument do you play?
also, yeah
*glances in gallery* Hey, all of your cakes look really good!