When you absolutely positively need some 3D latte art, but possess no artistic ability or you’re just lazy — there’s now pre-made latte marshmallows that are here to help.
Officially titled Cat Cafe, the kitty-themed line of marshmallows will float in your coffee, adding that third dimension. They might even be convincing enough to fake out the most astute of latte snobs. Check out more here.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Attention, all other latte artists… Your work sucks. Osaka-based barista Kazuki Yamamoto has added a new dimension to the frothy art form — creating 3D latte art.
Whether it’s a cat transitioning from one cup to another, or Yamamoto simply showing off by constructing a giraffe — there’s now a new frightening standard in temporary coffee art.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Why should adorable little bears be the only ones who can have their heads bitten off? FabCafe, in honor of the Asian holiday White Day, has organized an event in which they will create gummy replicas of actual men to give to their significant other.
Officially titled, White Day “Gummy Man” 3D Workshop, the March 14th holiday is a day for men to reciprocate the gifts given to them on Valentine’s Day. But what if she likes Gummy You better?
[via Spoon & Tamago]
If you’ve ever owned a Pez dispenser, then you’ve probably imagined how cool it would be to get a likeness of your noggin on it. And, even better, to then fill your limbless plastic body with flavorless candy pellets.
Hot Pop Factory, a jewelry company that 3D prints its products, scanned the heads of their client’s employees and immortalized them in Pez dispenser form. And the people didn’t seem to mind that they were now spewing candy from a gaping hole in their neck.
When your bacon needs to last forever, there’s the Bacon Mobius Strip. Created by artist Joaquin Baldwin, and with the help of Shapeways and their 3D printer, the infinite bacon will last a lot longer than the strips you make in the morning — which probably don’t even make it to the plate. Bacon forever!!
[link, via BoingBoing]
