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From photographer christ(ine)’s Flickr stream is this ode to everyone’s favorite hot sauce. This embroidery is cool for a number of reasons; it shows incredible attention to detail, and is further proof that this Thai-inspired hot sauce is as addictive as sugar-coated crack.
Here at foodiggity, we also have been known to drink the Sriracha-flavored Kool-Aid.
[via doobybrain]
Chiquita’s latest ad campaign—designed by Art Director DJ Neff—incorporates playful face illustrations into their iconic blue and yellow oblong. A great interview with the Art Director discussing inspiration, design process, and sticker outtakes can be found here.
These are going to look fabulous all over our refrigerator.
[via design:related]
Although Manhattan is still considered by many to be New York’s epicenter of culture, finance, and cuisine; Brooklyn appears to have become the ‘ground zero of cool’. Two TONY editors recently weighed in on which is better, making a strong case for their native borough.
We dig the illustration pictured above. Brooklyn; represented by a hot, artsy chick. Manhattan; a douche in a Burberry scarf. Is this an accurate representation of the two?
Perhaps if ‘Boy Manhattan’ was also stepping on a puppy.
[via Laughing Squid, illustration by Jessica Namnum]
