What is it about crocheted food that appeals to our eyes and bellies, and makes us miss grandma? This is never more true, than when it’s in the hands of an artist such as Trevor Smith.
Using a combination of brightly-colored yarns, wire and foam to shape his creations — Smith creates classic dishes with an ephemeral and Kodacrome-esque feel to them. Even the kitchen appliances Smith creates feel awesomely vintage. See more below and here.
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The most important meal of the day, may be this egg art by Mexican artist Michele Baldini.
Officially titled, The Eggs-hibit, most pieces are sculpted from an egg white, and a perfectly intact yolk, while some are scrambled. Countries, states, pop culture characters, and logos get this eggs-cellent treatment.
See more of The Eggs-hibit below and over on Instagram.
Donuts, already a work of art, have been rethought and made museum-quality by artist, Jae Yong Kim.
Using standard holed and filled donuts as inspiration, Jae creates pop culture-tinged ceramic versions — modifying the shapes a bit and expertly painting and glazing them.
See more of Jae’s work below and over on Instagram.
Paper artist, Maud Vantours, makes art that looks good enough to eat or display in an art gallery. Using colorful paper, Vantours creates beautiful 3-D sculptures of various food items and other masterworks of color, shape and texture.
Check out more of her work below and over on Instagram.
What is it about anthropomorphic food that’s so adorable? Artist Fran Solo knows how to bring the adorbz, with a video series of food with faces, just asking to be consumed.
Watch adorable fruits, sweets and Jell-O looking all cute, until they’re used for their intended purpose… to get in our belly. Please watch the videos below and more from Solo on Instagram.
