Since you can't decorate your walls with real food (well, technically you can, but we don't recommend it), decorate your walls with food-related art. Here are some of our favorite prints.
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Carl Warner has made a living out of playing with food—and a good one at that. Originally a successful still life photographer in the advertising game of the late 1990s, the past ten years have been spent developing a body of work unlike any other:
making lush and realistic food landscapes out of everyday foods.
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These cheeky limited-edition prints by
Jude Buffum are inspired by meat charts and the original 8-bit
Nintendo Entertainment System. It's one thing to see
King Koopa Bowser (left) broken down into cuts, but
Yoshi?!? How could you, Mr. Buffum?!? [via
The Fermenter]
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What are the different parts of a
fat sheep? The
Twitter bird? A
hot dog?
Domokun? Artist Alyson Thomas shows you the way at her blog
Meat Sections where she shares original butchery-style art, mostly pig-shaped, sometimes
inedible, and always
fun.
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Every Friday we look forward to
Hawk Krall's take on a different hot dog variation in his
Hot Dog of the Week column—from traditional small town hot dog joints to bizarre South American concoctions. He now has
four brand-new prints from recent posts for sale for $29 each. The prints look as good, or even better, than the original paintings. Get a close-up of them here (and then realize that you want to cover your wall with them).
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This photograph is one of a series of gravity-defying breakfasts sans eating utensils and vessels by German photographer Oliver Schwarzwald.
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The Flour Art Museum in Ahrensburg, Germany, has a collection of over 1,900 flour sacks from around the world.
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Japanese performance artist Toastie created the character Baguette Bardot as an homage to Brigitte Bardot, if she sang in Japanese and had baguettes-for-arms. In this video, she bakes a baby made of bread with the help of three dancing bakers. Watch the video after the jump....
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[Photograph: Owen Silverwood] London-based photographer Owen Silverwood shows what it looks like to artfully throw a roast turkey, brussels sprouts, carrots, and more together in his series of airborne food. It's quite messy. [via NOTCOT.ORG]...
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[Flickr: noosedkitty] Yup, that's what the narwhal's tusk is for. Don't let anyone tell you differently! You can buy a print of this illustration by Jamie Fales at her Etsy shop for $18....
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