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If only our Instagram food photos could talk. They might use some common sayings while being a punny wiseass — something like Talking Food.
The fairly new Instagram account uses the play on words, along with clean food photos, typography, and layout to get their point across. What that point is, we’re not sure… But shit’s about to get eel.
[link, via First We Feast]
If you weren’t already keeping track, artist Hong “Red” Yi began a month-long photo series, 31 Days of Creativity With Food. And after a little more than a month, the project is complete, and she’s thanked her supporters in one of the greatest and most appropriate ways possible — with Alphabet Soup.
If only we communicated more via soup letters, Alpha-Bits and the like, the world might be a better place. Thank you, Red.
[See more of the project here]
Day 6: “All you need is love…
With food as her medium and a stark white plate as canvas, artist Hong Yi, aka Red, is offering a daily dose of creativity on Instagram. Red will be playing with her food every day throughout March, totaling 31 pieces by month’s end.
See more here, and keep up with the project.
Day 1: Water Melon!
Day 3: Found a tiny little garden on my plate today
Day 5: “Sonny, if anything, just stay far far away from Colonel Sanders.”
Day 8: Saw a dragon in my dragon fruit today!
Day 10: I found 4 dogs in my oreos!
You’ve probably taken your share of donut pictures on Instagram. Now you can take those pseudo-vintage pics WITH a donut. The Doughnut Camera is a 3-megapixel chocolate-frosted digital camera.
Use the included color filter options to make your pics appear old-school, or shoot some retro-looking video. Although a Japanese product, it is available internationally here.
[link, via Design Taxi]
Inspired by her local farmers markets, and with the help of the mobile app Instagram, Los Angeles-based Julie Lee creates stunning food collages. By deliberately and sparingly arranging the food items she collects, the static images are arranged in a way to keep the viewer’s eyes moving.
Instagram, which Lee uses brilliantly, gives the photos a soft and inviting tone — making them worthy of becoming your desktop [or guest room] wallpaper. See more of Julie’s work here, along with tips and stories from her culinary adventures.
[link, via Feature Shoot]
Behold, the greatest use of yarn since grandma knitted you that itchy holiday sweater. Crocheted Nutella is brought to us by Statigram user bon_chic, where the choco/hazelnut treat gets a worthy tribute. Regardless of how itchy.
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