Graphic Design and More

Cut Food by Beth Galton

That ain’t neither X-ray nor Photoshop: the foods are actually cut in half, photographed by Beth Galton working together with food stylist Charlotte Omnes. Hopefully your lunch break is starting soon!

Drawings on Sandwich Bags of David LaFerriere for his Kids

Graphic designer started drawing on sandwich bags for his kids in 2008. Almost every day his kids woke up to a surprise. You can see the gallery here.

Canton Fair: Appetite Big Enough?

China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) commissioned TBWA Beijing to develop this print advertising campaign for the Canton Fair in held in Guangzhou between 15 October and 6 November, 2008. A chimpanzee sits among more bananas than it could ever have dreamed of. A rabbit is mesmerized by thousands of carrots. An ant is surrounded by thousands of sugar cubes. “Is your appetite big enough? Welcome to the unprecedented scale of the 104th Canton Fair”.

Sunnyside by Avihai Shurin

Israeli Avihai Shurin designed this egg shaper for there’d be sun at least on your plate.

Rice Bear by Unknown Author

Eat the sleepy rice bear while you are sleepy in the morning.  Made by unknown sculpting talent.

If Apple Would Design a Kitchen Scale....

MINIMALIST KITCHEN SCALE | BY CLOER

A cool appliance that will look good in the kitchen, the minimalist Cloer Scale is practical to have on hand, as is very stylish. It features a sleek glass surface and a brushed aluminum frame, and boasts only one button for power and resetting the scale. via Minimally Minimal.

Get Together Cards

Next time I make dinner plans I want to give my date one of these Get Together Cards by Kathryn Whyte. Buy a set of 8 from Kathryn’s Etsy store.

Pencil Salt and Pepper Mills

For some reason I just feel classy using salt and pepper mills instead of shakers. Even if I’m seasoning something like macaroni and cheese, using a mill makes even the most low brow foods feel a bit more upscale. But I like to have a little whimsy in my life too, which is why I love these pencil salt and pepper mills designed by Frank Kerdil.

Buy this 2 piece set for £42.00 from Panik.

Play Some Sports On Your Plate

Polish designer Boguslaw Sliwinski designed a completely new series of fun, imaginative ceramic plates. 

Titled ‘Sports Plates’, his new ceramic collection features a little silhouette figuring performing various sports-related activities such as kicking, pulling, lifting and skydiving. 

By strategically placing vegetables on the plate, you can turn cucumbers or carrot slices into soccer balls or broccolis into weights—making the vegetables you serve to your kids more exciting. 

    

    

    

    

    

    

    

 

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