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Fruit Cake

July 13, 2010

Food, Game

Just ran across this cool (and delicious) looking cake for the iPhone game Fruit Ninja (developer Halfbrick). I'm not sure if it's the fruit that's making my mouth water or if it's the cake.

I guess it's both. Be sure to check out the trailer too!

By David

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PALATE

June 10, 2010

Food, Art, Event

Last week I took my car to the shop for a regular service. While waiting for my car, I walked over to the Scion Art Space to check out Palate, an art exhibit that brings food into the art gallery. From vintage candies, Los Angeles based burgers to pink wedding cakes (with fangs!), it's the only art exhibition to make my mouth water.

My favorite from the show was Martha Rich's wall of dessert mini paintings. They're so colorful, cheerful and irreverent!

Hmm Clare Crespo's salad is so fresh, it "knits" no dressing.

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By Ade

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A Loaf of Art

May 18, 2010

Food, Art

Here's one of the reasons why people spend so much time browsing the internet. It does a great job at constantly feeding us a new "bread" of creativity. Take a look at this embroidered bread art by Catherine McEver. I wonder how the idea came to her. Was it during breakfast as she looked at her slice of bread that she thought, "hmm... I wonder what it'd look like if I do some stitching on it?"

As seen on Neatorama.com

By Ade

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Lunch Box Recorder

October 13, 2009

Food, Book, Art

I recently got this book, Face Food, from our trip to the Japanese American National Museum. The book documents the Japanese art of creating character-themed bento boxes. I recognized some of the boxes were featured in a past issue of Giant Robot but there are a lot more to drool over. Here's a couple of cute bento boxes from the book:

Check out author Christopher D. Salyers' Face Food blog.

By Ade

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Honey, I shrunk the salami!

September 1, 2009

Design, Collection, Food

Wow, I spent way too much time looking through Shay Aaron's miniature food jewelry on flickr. Shay Aaron is a jewelry artist based in Israel. He works with polymer clay and combine it with other materials to create these realistic and detailed miniature food. He sells a selection of adorable and affordable food jewelry on Etsy.

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By Ade

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