food

Though this stop-motion ad commissioned by Chipotle made me feel a bit guilty for my often casual carnivorous consumption habits, it didn't stop me from appreciating the animation-style and story of the video by Johnny Kelly, an animator and illustrator in London.

(Willie Nelson's cover of Coldplay's "The Scientist," is fitting and lovely too.)

A little ways back I shared the identity and web design of Austin Beerworks created by Helms Workshop. Today I read an interview with Christian Helms over at Method and Craft.

I'm a sucker for kitchen goods that look as good on the shelf as they taste in your food, and the packaging design for these Handcrafted Noble Tonics syrups and vinegars (distributed by Mikuni Wild Harvest) are no exception.

Go Media Inc., a creative agency in Cleveland, got busy playing with their food for a Dawn Soap marketing campaign to be displayed at Cannes Film Festival. Sometimes the computer doesn't quite cut it. In order to fulfill their charge to create realistic dirty dishes and monster designs, they ditched the digital and got down and dirty. The resulting food illustrations for the seriously scary dirty dishes are pretty excellent: