Nothing’s better, at least for Foodiggity’s purposes, than when food acts like people. Artist Chow Hon Lam agrees, and has created a series of food just living their lives.
From sushi lounging out on some salmon, to a french fry showing off to another potato — each illustration can be found on t-shirts at Flying Mouse 365.
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We’re all about making stuff easier to do… doing stuff is hard. This is especially true when it comes to getting food into our head holes.
Comedian/satirist/eater H. Caldwell Tanner agrees, and has put forth Five Food Innovations We Desperately Need, in easy-to-read cartoon form.
Although, I won’t give away too much of the short film… let’s just say that a burrito diaper is involved. Trust me, you’ll want one.
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Proving that fruits and vegetables can be cute too, Hong Kong-based cook SimC creates adorable food art scenes, with no meat anywhere in sight.
Most of the art includes pop culture characters such as Snoopy, Pikachu, Nemo and Hello Kitty — made from various foodstuffs that are almost too cute to eat. Even if none of the ingredients are pork or beef-related. See more below, or over at SimC’s Facebook.
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Taco Cat, besides being a magical and elusive animal, is also a wonderful palindrome — meaning that it’s spelled the same forward and backwards.
Singer-songwriter Parry Gripp, who recently brought us Burrito Van, keeps the Tex-Mex love going with TACOCAT — a fun animated music video and spelling lesson. Please watch this, and have fun getting the song unstuck from your head today.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
If you like catchy tunes about Tex-Mex and would like a first-class ticket to Burrito Land, then turn up the volume and press play on Burrito Van.
Brought to us by singer-songwriter Parry Gripp, the animated short takes us through the trials and tribulations of a mustachioed burrito van-owner — set to the tune that’ll surely be stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
Apologies in advance. Please watch this…
[link, via Laughing Squid]
