You screams, Ice Screams. The ice cube trays are based on the grossly overused Edvard Munch painting ‘The Scream’.
What’s he screaming about anyway? Perhaps he just found out that he paid $8.45 for an ice cube tray.
Foodiggity’s Weekly Wrap-Up, 9/13 – 9/17
Foodiggity regurgitates the week that was…
- The Most Expensive Cheese Sandwich That Contains No Deities
- Skank steak… Lady Gaga’s Meat Dress
- Food violence can be so adorable… Cuddly Rigor Mortis
- Make album art awesomer… Album Tacos
- Colorful snacking… Cupcake Crayons
- The soft drink divide… Pop vs. Soda
- When a sandwich is more than a sandwich… Anatomy of a Sangweech
- Chew your food… The ABC Gum Burger
- Not just for ruining breakfast anymore… Pop-Tarts BLT
- Allocate your stomachs… If I were a Cow
Cuddly Rigor Mortis [food art]
Cuddly Rigor Mortis is the work of artist Kristin Tercek. Inspired by her hand-sewn plush dolls, Tercek paints brilliant renditions of anthropomorphic foods with varying degrees of cuteness and brutality.
White Trash Art
Artist Kim Alsbrooks’ series My White Trash Family is a result of her experience living in the southern United States — specifically her frustration with the dichotomy of southern social class.
Disposable Coffee Cup Art
Susan Jane Belton shows an amazing appreciation for disposable coffee cups in her painting series of the to-go vessels.
