Check out these Pantone Mugs and Expresso Cups from Whitbread Wilkenson. They are the ultimate mix of the original favourites of the Pantone® mug family, which come in various colours and a couple of sizes:
These Surreal porcelain pots with embedded artifacts’, such as bats, knives and and axe were wonderfully crafted by Laurent Craste. Check out the image of the vase with a baseball bat embedded in it…
Talented Malaysian artist and architect Hong Yi has created a set of colourful food art that is quirky, fun and even scenic in nature. Sculpting animals, landscapes and other scenes, Yi has done something unusual and new in a age where everything has almost been done’. It sort of reminds me of the colourful Food Photography created by Marion Luttenberger, which I featured previously.
See the rest of the gallery on the main post…
Further Information // “Quirky Colourful Food Art by Hong Yi” // All the images shown within this post are © Copyright Hong Yi. Please visit her site and Instagram Folio for more fantastic work. Via Colossal.
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Check out this Cuppa-Can Double Walled Porcelain Mug─hot inside and cool outside (yes, like most mugs). But…this one looks like a can and has a lid. Yey!…
These Creature Cups are pretty cool. Basically, you drink your coffee (or whatever else) and a freaky creature emerges from the bottom of the Cup! The creatures are fixed in place within the ceramic mugs and can also be easily cleaned in a dishwasher with soapy water.
Here’s a collection of glass and porcelain drink cans by contemporary artists Lei Xue and Matthew Eskuche. The image above shows flameworked blown glass cans by Matthew [link].
What a great concept: a “Cold or Hot” Mug Design that changes its design based n the drink-temperature. Like it! (if you happen to know the Copyright © on this, and where it can be purchased, please let me know).
