What do you do for a living? Well, if you’re able to answer that question with, “Professional Banana Artist,” then you win life.
Netherlands-based artist, Stephan Brusche (@isteef), creates banana masterpieces… full-time. Using a combination of knives, ball-point pen and paint, Stephan modifies the banana’s peel — whether it’s illustrating directly on it, or peeling it back to give the art another dimension.
See more banana masterpieces below and over on Instagram.
The problem with your Apple phone, is the lack of actual apple. The Banana Phone is here to help dumb-down your smartphone and provide the fruit that you seek.
The Banana Phone is real. Although, it’s not actually meant to replace your existing iPhone or Android, it will pair up with it via Bluetooth. Besides making your conversations more interesting, 1% of all sales goes directly to Gearing Up 4 Gorillas.
Find out more about the project and check out their Indiegogo campaign here.
Bananas, as we know them, may be on the brink of extinction. Luckily, The Food Surgeon is attempting to find out why, by performing a Banana Autopsy.
Watch, as our steady-handed operator peels and dissects the deceased fruit, while documenting his findings. After discovering some stab wounds and an impaled nail, it’s determined that the cause of death was actually homicide.
So, apparently, there’s a serial banana killer out there that must be stopped.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
You just ate a banana that’s the best banana in the history of the banana. So, if there’s still any left in the bunch, you’d probably like to preserve one of these fruits forever.
How To Mummify A Banana is here to help. The tutorial, brought to us by artist Frank E. Yost, is a great way to preserve the awesomeness of your banana forever, and future generations can one day discover our banana worship.
Check out how to make your own banana mummy here.
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Vera Wong is a talented illustrator with an obsession for pop-culture and potassium. Using a banana as her canvas, Wong transforms the fruit into various pop culture characters.
While paint and ink begin to give the banana some personality, the art really comes to life with the addition of paper and other props. Wong then peels open and eats every character, so there’s no food waste. Check out more below.
[link, via Bored Panda]
