Famous Cocktails From TV and Films by Henry Hargreaves

photos by Henry Hargreaves

Every so often, a movie or television show contains a beverage that becomes as iconic as the protagonist who’s drinking it. Cocktails of Film, Literature and T.V., by Henry Hargreaves’, turns the beverage into the star of the show.

The photo series uses Hargreaves’ signature aesthetic, perfectly-styled cocktails, and a few props. The scene brings the viewer back to a favorite movie, book or television episode — without necessarily missing the people who drink them.

From the Flaming Moe and Orange Whip to the Moloko Plus and White Russian — you can reminiscence over your faves below and over at Hargreaves’ site.

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Photographer Creates Bizarre Food Footwear

If your refrigerator ever became your shoe closet, you may have something that resembles Everyday Shoes.

Created by Danish photographer, Nikolaj Beyer, edible heels and foot coverage is made with Snickers bars, lettuce and various meats. See more below and over on Instagram.

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This Guy Is A Full-Time Banana Artist

What do you do for a living? Well, if you’re able to answer that question with, “Professional Banana Artist,” then you win life.

Netherlands-based artist, Stephan Brusche (@isteef), creates banana masterpieces… full-time. Using a combination of knives, ball-point pen and paint, Stephan modifies the banana’s peel — whether it’s illustrating directly on it, or peeling it back to give the art another dimension.

See more banana masterpieces below and over on Instagram.

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Wardrobe Snacks, A Vintage Photo Series of Clothes Matching Foods

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Wardrobe Snacks is a photo collaboration between photographer Kelsey McClellan and prop/set stylist Michelle Maguire. The series follows a few casual diners, with meals that perfectly match their outfits. The eaters also seem quite content with having no table to rest their meals on — with only their polyester-laden laps to catch any spills or crumbs.

Although there’s an abundance of polyester, elastic waistbands, and the Kodachrome look of the photos — the series was done recently. At least any spilled food will clean up easily off that casual-wear. See more Wardrobe Snacks here.

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