Artist Stephen McMennamy, who we’ve featured previously, continues the art of food and everyday objects mashed together.
The result is a series of contiguous images, including grape balloons and cauliflower poodles, designed to toy with our minds.
Check out more below and over at McMennamy’s Instagram.
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Sometimes, we just need to forego LEGO’s included instructions, throw caution to the wind, and get creative with our brick art.
Artist Michał Kulesza does this in one of the simplest and hunger-inducing ways possible. Kulesza replaces ordinary foods and everyday objects with LEGOs — creating fun scenes that look good enough to eat.
But please do not eat… LEGOs taste bad.
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If you’d like to get the kids, or an uncooperative adult, to eat their veggies — perhaps it’s time to disguise them as yummy meat.
Artist Sarah Illenberger has the right idea — juxtaposing vegetables to make them look like roasts, turkeys, and other much more palatable food items. Check out more below and here.
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You’re nostalgic and you hate drink rings on your table… We know the type. Instant Photo Coasters are just the thing for you.
The set includes four tempered glass coasters that will protect your tables. The best part, is that you can insert your own photos.
Show off your kids, pets, or Instagram prowess — just before your guests plant their drink on it. No shaking required to get them to work. Available at The Foodiggity Shop.
Four coasters. 3.75″ x 3.75″. Photos measure 3.3″ x 3.3″. Tempered glass. Insert included for photos.
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We’re big fans of playing with your food. Puns kinda rule too. Therefore, artist Lizzie Darden is one of our new favorite people — having created a punny masterwork with Play With Your Food.
The photo series has a little fun with some food items — often with some creative wordplay or, at times, getting a bit too literal. Either way, I’d like a Jelly Bean Burrito, pronto.
[link, via Lost At E Minor]
