I love these Wheel of Nutrition Plates that I saw today. Apparently, they suppose to remind us all of the fundamental values of healthy eating. I’d say they do their job well. The plates are from Rui Pereira Product design (details at end of post). Enjoy the rest of these images which show how they can be used. The woman looks happy enough…
This unusual decaying food art was created by photographer, Klaus Pichler. Based in Vienna, Klaus has on been working on a set of images entitled ‘One Third‘, which is a collection of varied food (even the octopus below) shown in different stages of decay. I really like the octopus image, as the outside looks like some some of green plastic bag or something. My favourite, though, is the colourful ice cream photo near the end of the post…
These miniature sculptures were created by talented sculptor, Shay Aaron. Based in Tel Aviv, he creates food items at very small scale. As can be seen in the miniature sculpture of pizza above, the tiny works of art easily fit onto a finger tip. I think they’re just really funky little creations. One of my favourites is the pepperoni sandwich at the end of the post. What’s yours?
This New York City spaghetti packaging was designed by Alex Creamer, who is a student at the University of Central Lancashire in the UK. I think the design is totally unique, and I see he truly ‘thinks outside the box’…
This is what happens when a full packet of chips (crisps in England) are chewed into a pulp, spat out and then formed into a potato shape. Original art entitled “Processed Potatoes” by Daniel Eatock.
I came across a pic of this ‘toastie warm’ Creative Bus Shelter today and thought I’d share it with you. The bus-shelter ad for Caribou Coffee is for transit shelters, and comes complete with working digital clocks and even, yes, real heaters!
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What a great concept—a Fork, Spoon & Knife that can replace a ballpoint pen top and be used to eat with…
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Wow! This real Gumball Machine contains 20,000 Gumballs and costs $4000!
…Everyone dreams of owning something giant, but few dream of owning a gumball machine. And yet when you put both dreams together you’re left with one of the most ridiculously desirable items in the world.
I love this pic “We Waited 30 min No Service” made out in ketchup and mustered. Classic (do you know the copyright and source on this? Please elt me know so I can attribute it).
