Food Art by Julie Rothhahn
"Pâtadoigts" and "Cartes à manger".
French culinary designer Julie Rothhahn makes interactive, edible objects out of food. My favorites are her emotive thimble-like "pasta fingers" and her connectable cookies. She also has a series of photo illustrations that focuses on animals as food, like snails made out of garlic and parsley butter. [via Oh Joy!]
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2 Comments:
Love, love, love, love!!!
cakespy at 12:29PM on 02/19/09
One of the first things I ever looked at on the Web - oh, 12, 13 years ago? - was a page of pasta shapes designed by Japanese architects. It was beautiful, and I have never been able to find it again. (It was before I knew about bookmarks, and it was probably on a public computer anyway.)
Can anyone help?
emilydev at 9:20PM on 02/19/09