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Food Artists… Foodiggity Wants You!

Here at Foodiggity, in addition to our regularly scheduled food-related nonsense, we occasionally take some time to show appreciation for the finer things — specifically art. Even more specifically, food art — whether food is the actual medium, or the work is merely food-inspired.

To help spread the word on some good people in the genre and share it with our audience, Foodiggity will be starting a new feature called Food Art Friday. Every week we will feature a new artist or artists. Photographers, graphic artists, and illustrators need apply.

Know any artists? Or perhaps you’re one yourself? Seen any good art? Send the info our way, and receive compensation in the form of a shout-out.

Check out our food art archive to get a sense of the type of stuff we dig. And thanks for stopping by… Foodiggity likes you too.

Pepsi’s Slim Can Is Nothing New

Pepsi recently released the new ‘skinny can’ to package their zero-calorie diet version, and in doing so has created a media shitstorm. Although the concept of a slimmer can seems innocent enough, it is far from new, and Pepsi’s timing and marketing might have stepped on a few well-painted toes.

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Is This Doritos Packaging Concept Extreme Enough?

An innovative Doritos packaging concept by designer Petar Pavlov. Using the triangular chip as inspiration, the concept solves some inherent issues with the standard and antiquated bag packaging. The design actually allows the package to self-close after opening — as seen demonstrated with the prototype below.

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