
Recently, foodiggity was introduced to the art of Scott Hove and what we referred to as the ‘WTF Cake‘. Little did we know that the cake is actually part of a series titled Cakeland.
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Earlier this week, the photography on Luxirare was so amazing that they made us want to go eat crayons. The site is at it again, only this time teasing us with extreme close-ups of sushi rolls.
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These crayons featured on Luxirare are not your average edible crayon. They are actually made with real edible ingredients chosen by color. For example dried strawberries might be used to make ‘Red’ and carrots for ‘Orange’. ‘Blue’ and ‘Purple’ tend to be the least healthy of the pack as they require the most Fruity Pebbles—seriously.
It was inevitable. The iPad Bacon Case has arrived. If at first you are hesitant to wrap your latest gadget in faux pork fat… Keep in mind that it is nerd-approved.
A new series of teapot art by Mike Leavitt and Charles Krafft called ‘Pitchfork Pals’, depicts some of the more evil and notorious figures of the past half-century. Included are a mass-murdering cult leader, nuke-obsessed dictator, and a misguided soul diva.