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What do you see when you look at these Rorschach patterns of food by Spanish photographer Esther Lobo? There’s no wrong answer here.
In the photo series, appropriately-titled Rorschach, Lobo creates imagery with food similar to the old-school crazy test. As for me, I don’t see anything, they’re just making me hungry. I know I have issues.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
If you’re the type who likes to see pained expressions on the faces of innocent toddlers, you’ve come to the right place. Pucker is actually all in good fun, taking advantage of the hypersensitive palates of babies, as they sample lemons for the first time.
The project is brought to us by photographer David Wile, who managed to get most of the young kids to grimace adorably for the camera. We say “most” because some of them actually appear to enjoy the sour blast. Those are the kids we’ll need to keep an eye on.
[link, via My Modern Met]
Pan Planets is a project that recreates a few well-known celestial bodies in ordinary skillets. Brought to us by Italian artists, Giuliano Antonio Lo Re and Matteo Gallinelli — the series uses water, ink, dust, coloring and creative lighting to transform the cookware.
Included in Pan Planets are Earth, Uranus, Mars, Jupiter, the sun and the moon. But a question… Is Uranus non-stick? Or, does Uranus stick? I bet it sticks. See more here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Nobody likes drink rings. And everyone loves cheeseburgers… Except vegetarians, who incidentally leave the most drink rings behind. Anyway, Burger Coasters are here to help save your tables at your next party.
Included in the set of six coasters are all the components of a yummy burger — including the top and bottom bun, patty, and all the fixins. Vegetarians can use the lettuce and tomato. Vegans aren’t invited.
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