fire up the sewing maching

found this just in time for warm weather and barbecues, thanks to megan bliven. this is part of a tasty series by ed bing lee. his wonderful attention to the details and fabric choice of waxed linen bring these "delectables" to life. make sure to also check out the burger.

super light turkey

i'm not one to turn to meat in a can. although, i am not opposed to this canned turkey. mostly because you don't eat it, you inflate it. don't want to test the sharp knives on this one folks.

more yummy boo boo covers

so maybe bacon is not your thing, that's ok, because you can also help heal those wounds with steak-shaped band-aids! it's always nice to know there are options.

other uses for a paper cutter

what a fun little gif animation! made by johnny kelly and matt cooper, who are from england, and are not artists. ah, the cry of the designer. another thanks to mc for finding me some good stuff.

taco dog

well, i guess you can't have a taco cat without a taco dog. i thought i would throw this in for contrast.

undercooked ipod

what makes you want to break out and dance more in the subway than a realistic raw meat cover for your ipod?? also, got to love the packaging. this thing looks like you could have just picked it up from the meat counter at your super market! unfortunately, the site this is from is not selling it anymore or something. i'm not sure what exactly is up with it, considering the only language i speak is english, unfortunately.

julian

this poster is part of a body of work done for julian, a kansas city restaurant. i love the how the states are laid out inside the cow, with texas hanging down. not only do they have some cool posters, which are totally steal-worthy, but the rest of their design also has the same subtle color pallet and attention to typography.

not-so-dirty buns

a *clean* and simple ad for vanish, a laundry detergent. excuse my pun. it was created by euro rsgc in warsaw, poland.

dog loaf

its not exactly meat, but it is still hilarious. lowe, in indonesia, gets a gold star for the idea to scrunch up a dog to look like that, it made me melt. the tag line for this lifebouy soap ad is, "you eat what you touch."

more forks?

so would you prefer more sausage, or more forks? i came across this illustration on getty. i loved the simple style and minimal colors. although really, who would ever need that many forks for a single sausage? i say go against the grain, eat with your hands!