While many of us slather our toast with butter day-after-day, Manami Sasaki is transforming thick slices of bread into Zen Japanese rock gardens and Pantone swatches that make breakfast into the most jubilant meal of the day. A watercolor artist turned toast connoisseur, the Japanese designer combines the stocks available in her fridge and pantry to assemble delightful bread-based creations. In a patch of flowers, she adorns a tomato-sauce base with margarine petals and mint leaves that are finished with mustard details. More
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Lovers of flower power unite, because these floral installations for weddings are some ideas worth bookmarking! We did the hard work for you and scoured
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I think Margaret Dorfman may just be my new favorite foodie-friendly artist. She makes beautiful jewelry and decorative bowls out of fruits and vegetables. You heard me right: fruits and vegetables. These are the prettiest—and most creative—pieces of functional art I’ve seen in a while. Dorfman slices her produce paper thin, cures it into parchment, […]
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Lauren and Dan's August wedding at Chihuly Garden and Glass was a riot of summer color in orange, yellow, and bright green.
One of the many interests I’ve taken a liking to over my culinary career is fermentation - kombucha, vegetables, hot sauces, honey, fruits, and, since becoming well-acquainted with spending my days at home, I’ve overcome my fear of sourdough! What kept me dreading even attempting this are the variab
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Jill Barklem, the creator of Brambly Hedge, has got together with the Wildlife Trusts to bring us this beautiful gallery of fictional and real wood mice, voles, shrews, harvest mice – and the natural world they live in
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With the spring season here, it’s not a wonder why flower tattoos are trending on social media. As with animal tattoos, flower-related ones try to capture spring in ink and on the skin. A flower tattoo encapsulates the many good things that come with spring — rebirth, blooming, and colors. However, it’s important to be careful when choosing the most creative flower tattoo designs to put on your skin.
