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Besides being made of food, cows have been known to lend themselves to a number of other useful products. According to this cartoon, cattle is omnipresent and available in almost any product that you can think of — from anti-aging cream to fireworks.
The cartoon attempts to debunk the concept of a vegan, implying that there is no escape from the cow. Of course vegans are outraged, and have responded as only a self-righteous vegan could.
[via Holy Kaw!]
Mameshiba is Japan’s attempt at supplying random bits of trivia. But rather than placing useless information under a Snapple cap, these short cartoons horrify the potential eater with creepy anthropomorphic food.
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Southern Bells: Musical Beer is a packaging concept by Sam Gensburg. Every 6-pack contains two mallets, and when the beer level reaches the note indicated on the back, the bottles can be placed in the holder to create a makeshift beer xylophone.
As if to rub it in America’s face that we still can’t build an automobile, or DVD player worth a crap — the Japanese have now established superiority in the most significant technology to date… condiment packaging.
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Patience and portion control are the mantra of LA-based micro-sculptor Jessica Hlavac. Showcased on her blog, i’m so tiny, Hlavac creates these mini masterpieces using clay, pastels, and varnish.
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