To help keep the creative juices flowing, creative director Ken Carbone sketches an apple every day.
An Apple A Day shows some creative approaches to rendering an apple, with Carbone employing a different style for each entry. He’s up to about 180 apples so far. Check out more below and over at Carbone’s Instagram.
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If you’ve ever wondered what a beer made by Nike, Apple, or Facebook would look like… wonder no more.
Beer-tualising is a fun project by printsome, who created fictional beer labels for a few brands not known for brewing.
What these corporate beers would taste like is still left to the imagination. But we can only assume that Nike beer would share flavor profiles with most energy drinks, while iBeer would taste great for a few months, before you’d have to upgrade to iBeer 1.1.
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McDonald’s, KFC, and Wendy’s are such an easy target for satire, that taking liberties with their branding and logos has become commonplace.
Georgia-based designer, Ashley Comer, wants in on the fun, and has created Slow Food — a not-so-subtle rethinking of a few fast food chains’ branding.
The result… A reminder that fast food gets you fat, is evil, and that you shouldn’t eat it. You know, commonplace. Check out more below and over at Behance.
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The sandwich is the greatest of all food forms. So, imagine how inspirational a poster would be, that contains almost every sandwich ever.
The Charted Sandwich Board is here to inspire and help cover some wall space. Brought to us by Pop Chart Lab, the poster contains nearly 90 hand-drawn heroes, gyros, po’ boys and other stacked culinary art.
They were even nice enough to include each sandwiches’ components, country of origin, and proper serving temperature. Don’t panic… The PB&J is included, just in case you’re inspired to eat like a five-year-old. Available for pre-order here.
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If you’re having a Disney-themed party, or you’d just like to cover up a boring non-Disney beer label… here are some designs to help you out.
Disney Printable Beer Labels are brought to us by halloweencostumes.com. The labels are not only creatively designed and named to suit your brew, but the series is printable and available to improve your beer immediately.
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