KFC Hong Kong wants to imply that their Hot & Spicy Chicken is hot. And, if these print ads by Ogilvy Hong Kong are any indication, the chicken is burning rocket fuel-type hot.
With the use of creative placement and clever lighting, actual KFC chicken parts are used to represent fire and smoke. The space shuttle has lift-off, indicated by the drumsticks and wings it leaves behind, while imitation Power Rangers pose in front of a chicken explosion.
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Wes Anderson recently released a stop-motion masterpiece called, Isle of Dogs. Although, the movie consists mostly of canines, fanboys appear to be freaking out over a 45-second sushi-making scene.
Watch the masterful work of stop-motion, as our sushi chef seamlessly creates dishes — paying homage to a few scenes that came before it, so mild spoilers ahead. Check it out below.
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No longer are gin and tonics restricted to liquid form. Spreadable Gin is here to provide your cocktail as a jam.
Available from Firebox, the booze jelly contains gin, sugar, lemon, water, and quinine extract. Although, Spreadable Gin won’t give you a buzz, it will make your toast a lot less boring.
Are you looking to truly express yourself while baking? Or, do you just want to watch someone eat sh!t?
The Poop Emoji Cooke Cutter is here to help you out. Brought to us by Wilton and Rosanna Pansino of Nerdy Nummies — the cutter can be used in a variety of ways. From making Unicorn Poop Cookies to creating mushy chocolate treats with a gooey fudge center. Enjoy!
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Artist Kristen Meyer likes to arrange things. To be more specific, Meyer likes to arrange random organic items into perfectly symmetrical shapes and patterns.
For example, when given a bunch of broken crackers, Kristen puts them back together in a way that’s equal parts chaos and orderliness. Where most people see nothing more than salad ingredients, Meyer takes the opportunity to create an aesthetically-pleasing pattern that demands to be stared at.
See more of Kristen Meyer’s work below and over at Instagram. Prints are available here.
