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If you were to pass by these tables of food at the wrong angle, it would appear to be nothing more than a really awesome buffet. However, as a wise jedi master once said, “Many of the truths that we cling to depend on our point of view.”
Viewed at the correct angle, the buffet turns into Yoda. Referred to as an anamorphosis, the piece is brought to us by food artist Jolita Vaitkute and photographer Paulius Zaborskis. See more pictures below you will.
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The force is strong in this cup. These beverage packaging concepts, by Peru-based art director Christian Rivera, shows LEGO versions of Jedis and Siths holding lightsabers.
What makes these seemingly ordinary soft drinks strong, is that the straws become an extension of the character’s weapons. Hopefully, we see these concepts in some capacity soon — so we can suck up some force.
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Who says Stormtroopers aren’t a good shot? The Stormtrooper Shot Glass and Decanter are here, and we’re pretty sure they won’t miss your pie-hole.
Modeled after Andrew Ainsworth’s original Stormtrooper helmet design, the Super Flint Glass decanter will hold your favorite booze, until you’re ready to fill the 150ml shot glass. Just try to shoot straight.
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Stop me if you’ve heard this one… A small, unassuming droid is storing essential information that holds the fate of the universe in the balance. Then a large space station blows up.
Now, the rounder of these droids is being turned into breakfast with the BB-8 Waffle Maker. BB-8’s round shape lends itself perfectly to the waffle form. Just add butter and syrup, and you’ll have the best breakfast in the galaxy. Sorry, R2… you’ll always be our favorite droid teapot.
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We’ve seen a few Han Solo in carbonite refrigerators before, but they were either the work of Photoshop or too small to be our favorite decoration.
Frank Ippolito of Tested knows what the people want, and has created a functioning full-size version of a Han Solo In Carbonite Refrigerator. Using a mold of Han’s body parts, several epoxies, LED lights and a paint job, Frank produces a fridge worthy to stand in any evil space-slug’s lair.
So, the question becomes… What to put inside? Han Fro-yo? Leftover Salacious Crumb Cake? Han Solo in Carbonite Pop Tarts? Anyway, check out the “how to” below.
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