Design Artist Chris LaBrooy has created an amazing 3D Design & Production collection for Pringles. Here our top 3. You can check the entire collecton at Pringles Galaxy. Chris LaBrooy is a Freelance designer /illustrator from United Kingdom.
If you ever find yourself wondering around Dublin with nothing to do… we highly recommend to pay a visit to the Guinness Storehouse. The store is 7 floors full of history and lots of opportunities to catch a beautiful shot.
The location where the Guinness Storehouse is currently sitting has been around for a long time. Back in 1759, known as the St. Jame’s Gate Brewery, Arthur Guinness is said to have signed a 9,000 year lease. Since then, it has been the home of Guinness.
As a visitor in the Guinness Storehouse there is plenty of things to keep you busy. The ground floor wraps you in the process of beer making with the main 4 ingredients. Although the actual fermentation hasn’t been conducted there since 1988, the use of big screens and a guided tour makes you feel you’re part of the process. Before you finally reach the top where in the Gravity bar you will find yourself immersed with the views of Ireland, there will be plenty of pitstops to make.
Whether you’re alone or with your family, the Guinness Storehouse is a great place to spend a couple of hours. Make sure to save some time to thoroughly enjoy your freshly poured pint of Guinness.
Food art by artist “Red” Hong Yi. She is a Malaysian artist-architect making incredible paintings made out of food.
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You can find beauty in everything… especially in menu design. It’s definitely a special artform and we wanted to highlight a few of our favorites. We’ve scoured the interwebs to bring a bit of beauty to your lifes. Some menus of full of color, some are as simple as one can get, some are full of items and some only 4. There’s an undeniable art to it. In fact it’s a science. In fact you can find many articles written about it. How a properly laid out menu, can push us to purchase the overpriced steak.
There’s no question, menu design is a big part of our eating experience. A beautifully designed menu can always make our dining experience that much better.
Interested in menu design? Know of any other good examples? Send us yours and we could highlight it here!
For more great menus make sure to check out Art of the Menu
Ever wonder what 200 calories look like? Cool, because we have some 200 calorie shots 
. There are doritos, apples, m&m’s, milk, hamburgers and more. For a larger list check out the source
Here’s a cute idea for you pacman fans, a simple pacman ghost cookie stamp. Be sure to check it out on Etsy.
The FingerFoodDelight guys are creating some delightful accessories that could really spark up your wardrobe. Made from plastic, glass, metal, ceramic as well as other things, they sure are very focused on details. Make sure to check out their Etsy shop for getting your own.
More beautiful photos from our beautiful users. From top to bottom:
Cookie-dough Oreo Brownie by Davie,
Pig! It’s what’s for dinner #blogwell by Hope,
Peanut Butter Eclair by Jaime,
Mango con chile margarita by Michelle,
Currant Cream donut by Lisa,
Taste of Randolph: Lamb by Brian Marshall,
Grilled shrimp, rice with mushroom and scallop on a pomegranate rain. by Rita,
Progression of a Caterpillar Annihilation by rehan
Unless you’re allergic to them, everyone should love berries. From strawberries to blackberries to wolfberries, they’re full of color and taste. To show off these berries, we have collected some wonderful shots from just as wonderful photographers.
Following in line with our other roundups. Here are some highlights from our great and artitistic users. From top to bottom:
Tres tacos de carne, al pastor y pollo by Carlos, Caramel Apple Ice Cream by Jaime, Currant Cream donut by Lisa, BBQ’n by Hope, Lemon mint by Petra, Bolo de carne da sogra by Renato, #41 at Franks Karma Cafe by Michelle, Cajun chicken Alfredo pasta! by Crystal, Lake house cookout by Brian Marshall
