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Singapore-based Melissa of Girl Eat World travels extensively, loves food, and has an Instagram account. The result is a photo series like no other, with a creative take on food sharing and travel.
Melissa, camera in one hand, a food item representing her surroundings in the other — takes the viewer on a first-person account of eating around the world.
See more of Melissa’s travel and eating adventures over at Instagram, and prepare to be hungry and envious.
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If you like to play with your food, and you’re all about the label, we have just the photo series for you.
FabFood, by Linus Morales, helps give a few food items a major upgrade, by simply applying the logo of high-end fashion brands.
A typical pork chop goes couture with the addition of a Gucci logo. And, if your unbranded toast isn’t helping you feel better about yourself, a Louis Vuitton logo burnt-in might help.
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Black coffee and Oreos… They’re not just for breakfast anymore. Malaysia-based artist Yeirkif Abdullah, having apparently lost his circle template, uses mugs of black coffee and Oreos to complete fun black and white illustrations.
Need Mickey ears? Done. Wall-E’s eyes? Oreos to the rescue. Have fun at breakfast, or at any meal that needs orbs in a hurry.
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Over the course of the day, you might have a burger, later a yummy donut, and then sneak a few gummy bears in before bed. And, even though these food items now co-exist in your gut — we never think of what they’d look like if represented as one. Until now.
Experi-mental Kitchen is a fun photo series by Jessica Neubauer and Anne Aselmann — who provide an actual visual of the things we eat over time.
Through pop art-inspired photography and wonderful food styling, the food combos, which have no business existing together, actually become somewhat appealing. At least they probably look better than that mound of today’s eats sitting in your belly.
“Experi-mental kitchen” is a pop artsy photo series that shows the funny contradictions we have in our minds about different flavours and how they should never be mingled together – although we do it all the time!
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Still Diets is a fun photo series by Italian photographer Dan Bannino. The photos take us through a series of fad diets and cleansing regiments of the rich and famous.
Perhaps you’ve tried Beyonce’s “Master Cleanse,” or Kate Moss’s “Hollywood Diet”? No matter… You’re not famous, so nobody cares about you and your eating habits. Having said that, be sure to follow Foodiggity on Instagram.
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