If you have a big M.C. Escher party coming up, and will be needing a dessert, then you might consider some M.C. Escher Cookie Rollers. That’s exactly what George Hart was thinking, who holds such an event, and was in need of some cookies. So he went ahead and 3D-printed some cookie rollers to mimic the works of the Dutch artist.
George was also nice enough to provide the templates to print your own rollers, so you can have the most mathematical cookies at the next bake sale.
When you think about it, paisley looks like nothing more than a series of slightly deformed slices of pizza. So, artist Benjie Escobar took it a step further and created the Pizza Bandana. At first glance the bandana might appear to be your average hankie/do-rag/bandit neckwear — but upon further inspection, we see that it’s an appropriate tribute to everyone’s favorite round food item.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Find a deity in your grilled cheese sandwich, and there’ll be a line of kooks outside your door for weeks. But if you discover an image on the bottom of your pudding lid, you can simply submit a picture of it to Pictures in the Pudding — sans kooks.
Brought to us by pudding eater and art enthusiast, Zach Bonnan, visitors to the site can enjoy the growing collection by Zach, or submit their own found image. See more puddin’ here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
If you dig food art and oversized stuff, then you’ll love this art installation by Argentinian artist Luciana Rondolini. Officially titled, “Calamidad Cósmica” (“Cosmic Calamity”), the large sculptures are real popsicles, intentionally left to melt for the viewer’s enjoyment. Ooh, that’s gonna attract ants.
[via designboom]
Stilettos are hot. Sriracha is hot. Sriracha Stilettos burn with the heat of one million suns. Officially titled Rock Out, the hand-painted pumps are brought to us by Hourglass Footwear. And, if you’re a bit stiletto-challenged but still want a hot shoe, they’re available in flats.
[link, via The Sriracha Cookbook]
