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If you’ve ever had to bribe your dog or sneak them their medicine… Then you already know that there are few things funnier than watching a dog eat peanut butter.
Instagrammer Stephanie McCombie agrees, and has brought us #peanutbutterseries — a collection of photos devoted to dogs struggling to get delicious, but very sticky, peanut butter off their faces.
Brought to us by photographer, Aaron Tilley and set designer Gemma Tickle — Tradizione, Costruzione is a photo series that uses various pastas as architectural elements. The project was created for the most recent issue of food journal, Gourmand.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
When you need to get a message across as deliciously as possible, you might consider some food typography. Brought to us by Danielle Evans of Marmalade Bleue, she uses various food items, usually ground up, to form type and a yummy play on words.
Danielle has also teamed up with Target for a promotion of the company’s line of foods.
[link, via BuzzFeed]
Are your marshmallows simply not vintage-looking enough? Now you can have a stash of marshmallows with your very own Instagram photos printed on them.
Brought to us by Boomf, they will allow you to connect with them via Instagram, where they’ll turn those sunset photos and pictures of your feet into 9 gourmet marshmallows.
Use your new Instagramallows to drop in your cocoa, or to make some throwback S’mores. Especially if you already have Instagram pictures of you making S’mores. Very meta.
Using high-speed photography, a lot of milk, and 40s-era pin-up girls as inspiration — UK photographer Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz created Milky Pinups. The clothing seen in the photos is the result of real milk being poured over the models continuously, and then fusing hundreds of photos together.
Wieczorkiewicz is hoping to create a Milky Pinup calendar — as he tries to milk the concept for a another year.
