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Landing your dream job is hard… especially with a boring paper resume that isn’t accompanied by donuts. Aspiring marketing professional, Lukas Yla, knows this.
Not only did Lukas hide his resume in a box of donuts, but he acted as the donut delivery man, so he could make sure that his resume found its way into the hands and bellies of hiring managers.
No mention if the stunt actually resulted in a hire, but it did land Lukas some interviews from a few hungry tech companies.
Up close, we see donuts… and that’s a good thing. However, if we take a step back, and/or squint real hard, portraits of famous people start to appear… and, that’s even better.
Created by artist, Candice CMC, the large-scale works are created with photos of thousands of donuts, using a pointillist-type technique to help the images come together.
Have some wall space and like donuts? Prints of the donut portraits are on sale here.
[link, via Dangerous Minds]
Stop eating sushi in boring cylinder-form… Sushi Donuts now exist.
Brought to us by the maker of Galaxy Donuts, Sam (@sobeautifullyraw), Sushi Donuts are our new circular obsession.
The best part, besides the potential for sushi donut holes, is that there’s no guilt in eating several dozen of these donuts. They’re vegan, formed in a donut mold without frying, and topped appropriately.
[link, via designtaxi]
If you’re ever in the mood to eat about 50 of something, Mini Krispy Kreme Doughnuts may be just the thing.
Watch Korean YouTube star, Mimine Mini, cook tiny doughnuts in her tiny kitchen using tiny utensils. Although, the mini Kremes lack their larger version’s signature shellac, they are packaged in a replica Krispy Kreme Doughnut box. Please watch this…
If you need yourself some Slurpee, but you’re not into enormous straws and debilitating brain-freeze, then the 7-11 Slurpee Doughnut is here to help.
The Wild Cherry Slurpee Doughnut is presented as part of 7-11’s promotion, Bring Your Own Cup Day, in which customers can fill any drinking vessel — or anything that holds liquid — with Slurpee.
No mention if we could also stuff a few donuts in our cup. Either way, the donut has a pink cake interior, wild-cherry glaze, and pink sugar crystals. No straw required.
[via Nerdist]