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Panoramic Coffee Cup Art

May 14, 2015 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

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We’ve certainly seen our share of coffee cup art. The often stark white drinking vessels have become a blank canvas for brilliant typography, comic strips, and have even gone 3-D.

Tokyo-based artist Adrian Hogan is now taking the medium panoramic, with an Instagram video series. Hogan illustrates a scene on a cup, then takes us through his surroundings with a slow twist. Check out more below and over at Instagram.

Following the way of @mariyasuzuki @mariyasuzuki さんとコーヒーカップに絵を描いてます。 ちなみに、まりやさんは来月の15日から21日まで個展をやってますので、ぜひ彼女のページをチェックしてみてください。^ ^ #武蔵小山 #東京 #コーヒー #絵 #スケッチ #musashikoyama #tokyo #drawing #sketch #urbansketch #coffeewithmariya #suzukimethod #sketchcup

A video posted by Adrian Hogan (@adehogan) on Apr 24, 2015 at 11:19pm PDT

The warm up. ウォーミングアップ #目黒川 #目黒 #東京 #のんびり #日曜日 #スケッチ #ドローイング #コーヒー #lazysunday #meguroriver #meguro #tokyo #sketch #drawing #urbansketch #coffee #cup #coffeewithmariya #suzukimethod #sketchcup

A video posted by Adrian Hogan (@adehogan) on Apr 25, 2015 at 10:34pm PDT

Sunday sketching in front of Cow Books, Nakameguro. 中目黒のcowbooksの前にサンディスケッチイングの結果です。 #スケッチ #中目黒 #東京 #日本 #絵 #コーヒー #本屋 #アート #ドローイング #sketch #drawing #nakameguro #tokyo #sunday #art #instaart #coffee #urbansketch #coffeewithmariya #suzukimethod #sketchcup

A video posted by Adrian Hogan (@adehogan) on Apr 26, 2015 at 7:10pm PDT

[link, via Colossal]

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: coffee, coffee cup art, design, graphic design, illustration, outdoors

‘Agency Scoops’ Imagines If Ad Agencies Were Ice Cream Flavors

April 21, 2015 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

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Want a taste of advertising? Agency Scoops is a fun Tumblr project that imagines some of the best ad agencies in the world as ice cream flavors.

The pints were created to represent companies such as Ogilvy, BBDO, 360i, and McCann. The branding for each carton is inspired by a few of the agencies’ most recognizable brands. Just hand me a pint of BBDO and a spoon.

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Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: advertising, graphic design, ice cream

Snack Foods Repackaged To Help Them Appear Artisanal

March 27, 2015 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

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If you’ve ever wondered how you could make those junk foods of yours appear more fancy… it’s all about the packaging.

Dan Meth over at Buzzfeed tests this theory, by repackaging some very unsophisticated food, to make them appear more artisanal.

For example, Slim Jim become Slim James, and suddenly the meat-like stick is suitable for the snootiest of food snobs.

Although, I do not agree with a single-chamber package of Nerds… That’s some low-brow shit.

 

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Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: artisanal, cereal, graphic design, junk food, packaging

Hand Drawn Typography on Food

March 23, 2015 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

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Here’s one way to get fellow office drones to stop stealing your lunch.

Artist Rob Draper, after successfully marking his coffee, has moved on to creating beautiful works of typography on various foodstuffs.

The inspirational food messages are created by hand, using nothing more than marker and paint. See more of Draper’s work below and over at Instagram. Try some food drawings of your own, and cool it with the passive aggressive notes on the fridge.

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[link, via Neatorama]

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: food art, graphic design, typography

Food For Thought, Books Packaged As Canned Food

March 17, 2015 by Chris Durso Leave a Comment

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The problem with most books, besides all of the big words and lack of pictures, is that they’re never packaged to look like food. Designer, Maria Mordvintseva-Keeler, is here to help change that.

Food For Thought is a design concept that rethinks ordinary linear books, by packaging them in food cans. Three food-themed books — Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Naked Lunch and Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant — also include elements of the book plot illustrated on the can. Finally, pretty pictures to look at.

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[link, via Packaging of The World]

Filed Under: Daily Links Tagged With: beans, books, graphic design, illustration, packaging, soup

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