Styrofoam Coffee Cup + Sharpie = Art
Foam cup artist Cheeming Boey of Newport Beach, California, creates intricate designs using the underexplored medium of Sharpie pens. His Flickr set includes images of noodle shops, faceless diners, scaly fish, Japanese gods, and more, which sell for about $120 to $220 each. Styrofoam cups may typically be associated with ocean pollution and non-biodegradable landfill waste, but they are looking pretty snazzy here. Read this interview with Boey on the Sharpie blog.
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What does any of this have to do with "serious eats"?
I mean, I once had a Pizza Hut pizza that tasted like styrofoam, but...
swagv at 12:28PM on 08/05/09