Day 339 - Creative and tasty snowman: DIY popcakes

Talking about snowman...

How about these funny and tasty snowman popcakes.
Give it a try. The recipe can be found on Bakerella.

Day 280 - Graphic design & typography: funny font, made from... eggs!

Handmadefont, an Estonian design studio, is specialized in developing unique fonts. the inspiration comes from everyday objects. Like e.g. eggs!

Here's an overview of the ingrdients of this font:
1000 eggs
10 pans
5 burned fingers
3 hours
1 bottle of oil

And here's the result: Egg font, for sale at www.handmadefont.com/product/eggs-font

Day 275 - Tasty design: flags made from food

Flags made from food? Yes, the ones below were designed by advertising agency WHYBINTWBA on the occasion of the international food festival in Sydney.

Basil, pasta an tomatos form the Italian flag

Rice and tuna are the ingredients of the Japanese flag

Scones, cream and jam: this must be the United Kingdom

Via Froot.nl

Day 274 - Creativity with food: egg or chicken?

On instagram I found this creative illustration, made from/with an egg.

The illustration is made by redhongyi.

Day 258 - Fashion design: Extraordinary and tasty bags (2)

Yesterday I told you about the tasty bags from Fulvio Bonavia.

Here are two more of these creative and tasty bags:
first of all the Raspberry Bag, which is on the cover of the boon.
And secondly, a bag made of cheese.

Day 257 - Fashion design: Extraordinary and tasty .bags

Talking about bags... How about these tasty bags, created form fruit, vegetables, and more.

The bags below are designed by photgrapher Fulvio Bonavia and appeared in his book:
A matter of taste

Broccoli Bag by Fulvio Bonavia

Blue Berry Bag by Fulvio Bonavia

Day 229 - Chelsea Marrket, creative hotspot NYC (2)

Yesterday, I told you about Chelsea Matket, abd about Eleni's wonderful cookie store.

Here are two more photo's of the amazing cookies they sell.

Yammie!

Photo's by 2VORM, all rights reserved

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Day 228 - Chelsea, creative hotspot NYC

 I loved NYC: Central Park, Soho, and in particular Chelsea.

Chelsea is one of the creative hotspots of NY. It has the highline, lots of cafes, reataurants, shops and - yes! - Chelsea Market.

Chelsea Market is awsone. Have you ever been to Eleni's? This is one of the best cookie shops i have ever seen!

Photo's: by 2vorm, all rights reserved

Day 219 - Minimal graphic design: Lemon bike

You like lemon and biking?
How about this lemon bike?

I got the idea when I was cooking. When I sliced a lemon, the slices mad me think of wheels.
This resulted in the sunny summer bike you see below.

Lemon bike - design by 2VORM

Day 209 - Minimal graphic design - Kiwi flowers

I made this illustration yesterday, but forgot to post it... first time in 208 days :-(

Yesterday, I ate a kiwi. Not only very tasty, but also a quite special fruit form.
As it was a sunny summer day, I decides to make a happy illustration:
kiwi flowers!

Here it is.

Kiwi flowers - design by 2VORM

Day 203 - Graphic design: minimal summer illustration 'playing checkers' (2)

A few days ago I showed you my checkers illustration.

Not the traditional game, in black and white, but a refreshing one, in summer colors with slices of orange and lemon.

Today I made a variation of this illustration.
How's going to win the match?

Playing checkers - design by 2VORM

Day 201 - Amazing and creative sculptures, made of... bread!

Milena Korolczuk makes sculptures of bread of famous people, such as Andy Warhol, Sartre and Straus.

After finishing a sculpture, she takes photos of it. These photos can now be seen at a gallery in Warschau (Poland).

Here are a few of her sculptures - photos:

Warhol by Milena Korolczuk

Straus by Milena Korolczuk

Day 199 - Graphic design: minimal summer illustration, playing checkers

Although I am not a checkers fan, I made an illustration of this game.

Not the traditional one, in black and white, but a refreshing one, in summer colors.
Ready to play?

Checkers - design by 2VORM

Day 194 - Minimal graphic design: pear light

The idea is not new. But as I like it, I wanted to design my own pear light bulb.

And here it is. Hanging at the ceiling in an empty room.
Waiting for someone to switch it on and off...

Minimal illustration: pear light bulb - design by 2VORM

Day 190 - Another summer day: How about some watermelon inspiration?

And again it's a warm summer day.

I still have a lot of work to do.
When I take a break, I love to eat fresh water melon.

Day 182 - Graphic design: Creative and tasty Sandwich Book

Graphic designer Pawel Piotrowski (Poland) designed a very tasty book... a book you almost want to eat...

The pages of the so-called Sandwich Book look like a realistic and tasty sandwich: lettuce, tomato, chess, egg, meat...

Have a nice meal!

By the way, Pawl is still looking for a publisher.
Contact him if you like this book and want to help him.

Day 177 - Creative packaging design: lunch bags

Not new, it was designed several years ago, but I still think that it is one of the most creative and funniest packaging designs: the Anti-Theft lunch bag .

The Anti-Theft Lunch Bag is a zipper bag that has green splotches printed on both sides,
making your lunch look spoiled.

The bags are for here for sale.

Day 176 - Trends 2013: are you in or out?

What is in and out, and are you in or out?

2Factory, a French motion design agency, made this wonderful animation in which they given an overview of this year's trends.

Even when you're not interested in trends, you should watch it because of the beautiful illustrations.

Day 175 - Food design: Latte art, coffee with your own photo on it

Did you ever had a latte with your own photo on it? In Taiwan it is possible!

Let's Cafe, a coffee chain in Taiwan with more than 200 stores, found a creative way to attract the attention of the Taiwanese people to their coffee brand.

You order a coffee, take a photo of your self, send it to the coffee machine and you get a coffee with your photo printed on the 'latte'.

A creative and very successful campaign.

Day 161 - Tasty and creative 3d design: coffee art :-)

Kazuki Yamamoto (Japan) does not only like coffee with milk, but he creates the most amazing and tasty coffee art projects.

Unlike most barista's, who make 2d images, he transforms your cappuccino into a real 3d art object.

Here are some examples.

Want to see more? Follow him on twitter!