Tisha Cherry – Food Logos

Tisha Cherry recently completed her latest project for MISSBISH, where the food artist incorporates her love for food, art and fashion, but most of all branding by using our favourite foods to depict logos of popular fashion companies.

Sarah Brockett – Bold Bakery

Graphic designer Sarah Brockett created the Bold Bakery project as a way to impart some sassy sayings on some of our favourite sweets. Curse words and pessimistic sayings are on full display on a variety of cakes, cookies, and pies.

Hannah Rothstein – Thanksgiving Special

In a series of photos entitled “Thanksgiving Special”, San Francisco-based artist Hannah Rothstein imagines Thanksgiving dinner platters as constructed by famous artists throughout history. Gravy, corn, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce, and even the plate itself is used as a medium for edible artworks in the style of iconic painters such as Jackson Pollock, Cindy Sherman, Georges Seurat, and Vincent van Gogh.

Piet Mondrian

Kylie Mangles – Ralph Wiggum Cake

Canada-based cake designer Kylie Mangles (Freshly Squeez’d) captured the most uncanny details in this edible sculpture that looks almost like an illustration. Mangles decided to recreate an illustration by Erick Flores entitled “Cutout Ralph.” The image is half likeness and half dissected body of Ralph Wiggum from The Simpsons.

Akihiro Mizuuchi – Chocolate LEGO

Illustrator and designer Akihiro Mizuuchi now brings LEGO to our mouths the edible way. Instead of trying to gnaw on plastic pieces like we did as children, Mizuuchi has created chocolate bricks of LEGO that can be used to build as well as taste delicious.

BlackChocolateCo – Edible Chocolate Skulls

BlackChocolateCo is a British art/food duo who creates brilliant chocolate skulls that are devilishly delicious. Each edible skull is hand-made from fine Belgian chocolate and is available in 4 different flavors.

Hasan Kale – Miniature Food Landscapes

Hasan Kale creates unbelievable works of art by using incredible artistic techniques and having his canvases be a little out of the ordinary, such as piece of chocolate, almonds and bananas.

Lauren Purnell – Culinary Canvas

Lauren Purnell creates beautiful imagery out of food on dinner plates. From alcoholic beverages to bicycles no only the images look beautiful but tasty as well.

Jessica Dance & David Sykes – Knitted Comfort Food

Model maker Jessica Dance teams up with photographer David Sykes for a brilliant art project that redefines the way we look at our favourite foods.

Hikaru Cho – It’s Not What It Seems

Artist Hikaru Cho created an exciting series of painted objects titled “It’s not what it seems”, where common foods are transformed with acrylic paints to resemble other foods.