Artist Olivia Mears, who appears to have a fascination with mixing Taco Bell and fashion, is back as Taco Belle.
The dress is a combination of tacos made from hand-painted card stock, tissue paper, and felt. The flowers and ruffles are made from Taco Bell wrappers. It’s truly a beauty.
Hunger has met its match with The Pantone Café. Located on the promenade of the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, the pop-up café color-codes everything, from the food labels and napkins, to the tables and coffee cups.
Craving a PANTONE 15-5534 Salad, or a PANTONE 19-1111 Black Coff ee? The colorful café will be open for business until September 9th, 2015.
[link, via designtaxi]
The new Foodiggity Shop has taken off… To help celebrate, and to encourage folks to check it out, we have some special offers to share.
Now, until August 2nd, use coupon code LAUNCH15 to take 15%-off your entire order. And, if your cart subtotal is $60 or more, it ships for FREE within the U.S.
So, head over and check out the new digs. Let us know how we did… We’d love to hear from you.
We’ve all been there… We’re going to town on a whole bucket o’ chicken, and we’d like to capture this moment for posterity.
The Memories Bucket is here to help. As part of their 60th Anniversary in Canada, KFC has created the bucket printer to capture those fleeting greasy moments.
Chicken-eating historians can take a picture with their smartphones and, via Bluetooth, have a Polaroid-type photo released from the bucket. Please wipe off your hands before handling your photos.
[link, via designtaxi]
Food and art come together once again. This time, foodstuffs and everyday objects combine to mess with our minds.
Serious Design is an art series by Matija Erceg, that combines ordinary foods with ordinary objects. The result… vegetable crayons, meat purses, and jazz turkeys. See more below and over at Instagram.
[link, via this isn’t happiness]
