BLEND\BUREAUX as a creative agency highlights today the new release of the artist Pieter Ceizer « Petit déjeuner Pack » for Colette. Already known for creative projects designed for a partnership between BLEND\BUREAUX and Warsteiner, the artist keeps to express his
There are many travel guides around online that try to capitalize on the tourist market. Some of those services are handy and beautifully designed, but lots of them consist of heaps of irrelevant information that you have to dig through
Invited by food publication The Gourmand, Jess Bonham from London was invited to photograph some of the city’s most dapper dachshunds for a ‘satirical sausage celebration’. The photographer decided to marry the dogs’ characters with their hotdog counterparts. The result
Lisa Sorgini is an Australian photographer who also dabbles in collage art. For this series called ‘Food Stamps’ she paired old National Geographic pictures with items of food from her kitchen, creating a humorous and playful series which she describes
Dutch photographer Rene Mesman creates images borrowing the style of still life paintings: a pineapple fish, a peach-nut, a long-haired owl, and a pink artichoke. More wacky associations after the break.
ArtDeli is the newest cultural addition to Amsterdam. On April 30th ArtDeli had it’s grand opening in the historical premises in between Rokin and Nes, right in the heart of Amsterdam. Bridging culture, design, food & drinks, but most of
Artist Peddy Mergui from Israel has been rethinking how we perceive food packaging, based on the marketing tactics of luxury brands. His exhibition ‘Wheat is Wheat is Wheat’ is a collection of containers, cases and crafted boxes of items you
Artist and surrealist tastemaker Quentin Jones is set to exhibit her latest work at The Vinyl Factory in London as of November 19. If it’s anything near her spread for Adult Magazine earlier, the audience is in for a sordid
Combining the best of both worlds of Japanese garments and Japanese food, Engineered Garments designer Daiki Suzuki has given the crew at Ippudo Japanese Ramen Brasserie in New York a makeover. Instead of the typical all-white or all-black waiters uniform,
Intermarché, a large supermarket chain in France, decided it is time for an endangered species to be saved from the trash can: ugly duckling vegetables and fruit. 40% of greens don’t reach UK shelves only because they don’t look the