Mouth Watering Foodscapes

London-based artist Carl Warner creates amazing food landscapes he refers to as foodscapes. Whether he uses vegetables, various bakery products or meat, his incredible foodscapes are entirely edible and look absolutely mindblowing.

The process usually starts with him drawing a sketch of the foodscape, then the set is created, and finally, he takes photos of it and retouches them on his Mac.

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Tiny Landscape In The Coffee Cup

At first sight, it will appear to be a used uncleaned cup of coffee, but the stain inside is actually a drawing of a landscape (see a larger image here), featuring a dancing girl, birds, flowers and grass.

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Stihl Landscapes The Wall Street Journal

This was done a while back but they're awesome and definitely worth the post!
Its an ad for Stihl leaf blowers, chainsaws and weed whackers by Boston agency Winsper.

To promote their yard equipment, they appear to hack, trim and blow newsprint off pages of The Wall Street Journal.

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Jell-O San Francisco

Liz Hickok creates scale models of urban sites (like San Francisco here) entirely in Jell-O. Luminously glowing, the fragile medium bears odd similarities to the city’s uncertain geological landscape.

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Land Carpet

Land Carpet is a modern area rug, inspired by nature and farmed landscapes. It shows the world from straight above, as we usually see it only out of the window of a plane. There are 4 versions: Europe, Africa, Netherlands and USA.

Get it here.

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