artyfartycooking:

Layout Ideas and Colour Scheme for ‘Creative Imaginings of Youth and Ignorance’ Final Major Show..

kest-high:

Les neuf milliards d’habitants sur terre entraînent un appauvrissement considérable des ressources naturelles. Comment, alors, subvenir aux besoins de la population? Bien que les recours aux organismes génétiquement modifiés (OGM) puisse être une solution alternative, cette production ne couvre pas l’ensemble des besoins. Pour pallier ces manques, le projet explore la possibilité de manger aujourd’hui ce que nous jetions hier. Les déchets alimentaires transformés prennent la forme d’emballages comestibles.

The nine billion inhabitants on earth pull a considerable impoverishment of natural resources. How, then, to meet the needs of the population? Although the appeals to genetically modified organisms (GMO) can be an alternative solution, this production does not cover all the needs. To mitigate these lacks, the project investigates the possibility of eating what today what we threw yesterday. The transformed food waste takes the shape of edible packagings.

ben-alors:

Sandwich artists : Low-Commitment Projects

artyfartycooking:

EDIBLE STATIONARY

Edible Pens by Dave Hakkens.
Many of us have a habit of chewing on our pens, so, I’m sure you will appreciate this amazing foodie design!
The candy which is used doesn’t stick on anything and doesn’t melt when it’s in your hands. (To get an idea: It has the same texture as candy bracelets.) It contains 22 pieces and is filled with edible ink. The only thing which isn’t edible is the small point where you write with. When finished you throw it away or put it in a new re-fill pen. Of course this would be an exciting addition to any stationary set!