Food Art | Sakir Gökçebag
feeldesain, feeldesain.comAnd I have trouble cutting a sandwich on a perfect diagonal for my son. From watermelons to green beans and apples to pomegranates, Turkish photographer Sakir Gökçebag slices common fruits and veggies to create striking geometric arrangemen…
This must be what it feels like to be a teacher at the front of the class.
Classroom Portraits by Julian Germain
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Picture itself says all .)
Edible logos of famous brands handcrafted out of real candy by Italian photographer Massimo Gammacurta.
New York based artist created a series of delicious lollipops that look like iconic logos of world renowned companies. [or…
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Creative photo series by German photographer Jan von Holleben features reenactments of adventurous dreams of kids and adults.
Wonderful images are part of an ongoing “Dreams of Flying” project.
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I really like the concept and the sentiment behind Nathalie Stämpfli’s Soap Flakes, a bath device that easily dispenses shavings from soap bars. Stämpfli developed a wall-mounted version (pictured), as well as a pepper-grater-esque hand-held version.I always love to hear the designer’s individual stories and rationale behind interesting inventions like this. Among her motives for creating Soap Flakes, Stämpfli has a personal dislike for the “weird slippery” sensory experience of handling bar soap, yet she prefers the ecological efficiency of it to liquid soap. She explains further on the project page.
I also recommend browsing through Nathalie Stämpfli’s other design explorations.
This is how the world changes for the better: individuals taking experimental steps to extinguish their own personal annoyances and sharing their results. Mankind ends up reaping the benefits.
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