De Meal Prepper Creates Food Art With Realistic Style

De Meal Prepper creates amazing food art on plate featuring animals, famous personalities, flowers, and more. Her owl, panda, tiger, rooster, kangaroo, lion, hedgehog and turtle are made using spices, rice, and vegetables. Her animal inspired food art has realistic style and look three dimensional. It's mind-boggling that the artist managed to get the textures and colors close to as real as possible, to add shadow that makes the food art appear deeper she makes use of spices as watercolor pigments. 

Her work has been featured on Bored Panda, Marie Claire, My Modern Met, Epoch Times and more. She has been interviewed by TV Ukraine and Ukraine 24. You can view more of her creations on Instagram.

Beautiful Packaging Design of Chocolate Bars That Support Wildlife Conservation

  

Endangered Species Chocolate is known world over for producing delicious and ethically traded chocolate. Their chocolate bars are instantly recognized on a store shelf for their bold package design featuring endangered species of animals. The brand catches ones attention with the pictures of Eurasian Eagle Owl, African Elephant, Sea Otter, Bald Eagle, Black Panther and many more. Their new colorful packaging uses different fonts, species information on the back of the bar, and pattern design on the wrapper that co-ordinates with the animal the chocolate is dedicated to. For example: there are owl feathers on the wrapper of the almond sea salt and dark chocolate.

They offer the chocolate lovers a variety of products including bars, bites ad barks. Each product is largely targeted at conscious consumers and increasing awareness at species who are at risk of getting extinct. Endangered Species Chocolate donates 10 percent of all their proceeds to wildlife conservation charities such as Rainforest Trust and Wildlife Conservation Network. In the last three years they have given over 1.3 million towards the wildlife conservation. You can help support the cause by purchasing their products from here and here.

20 Year Old Artist Creates 3D Latte Art

 

Daphne Tan is only 20 years old self-taught latte artist based in Singapore. The artist creates three dimensional coffee foam characters that pop out of the mug. To create a thick foam to sculpt her coffee creations Daphe uses a blend of carob powder, soy milk, and water with Nespresso milk frother. To shape, Daphne uses simple tools like spoons and bamboo skewers. She adds details using melted chocolate and natural food coloring. It can take about 20 minutes to finish a piece depending on the complexity of the design.

You must visit her Instagram - Peri Peri Peng- to see more of her latte masterpieces and behind the scene videos.

Artist Paints Stunning Designs on Healthy Smoothie Bowls

Base smoothie: Mango, apple, kiwifruit, coconut cream, soy milk, Cosmic brew, spirulina. On top: Coconut cream, mesquite powder, activated coconut charcoal, cacao and carob syrup, turmeric elixir 

Base smoothie: Banana, butterfly pea flower powder, ginger, almond milk, coconut yoghurt, spirulina, spinach; On top: Coconut cream, activated coconut charcoal, mesquite powder, cacao & carob syrup, spirulina, turmeric

Base smoothie: Mango, apple, blueberries, almond milk, coconut yoghurt, Cosmic Blue (coconut, blue spirulina & ginger) On top: Coconut cream, Pretty Brew (maqui, butterfly pea, rose), Detox brew (cacao, charcoal, cayenne)

Base smoothie: Blueberries, mango, apple, oat milk, coconut cream, butterfly pea powder On top: Base smoothie ingredients, coconut cream, pitaya powder, turmeric, spirulina, activated coconut charcoal, raspberries

Base smoothie: Mangoes, peaches, almond milk, coconut cream, spinach, butterfly pea tea, spirulina On top: Coconut cream, coconut water, kale, mixed berries, cocoa & carob syrup

Base smoothie: Mango, banana, almond milk. On top: Mango, spinach, almond milk, coconut cream, tumeric, mixed berries, spirulina, butterfly pea tea from

Base smoothie: Mango, apple, cauliflower, coconut cream, beetroot, almond milk .On top: Boysenberries, kale, coconut cream, spirulina, turmeric, freeze-dried plums

Base smoothie: Banana, mango, coconut cream, almond milk, dragonfruit powder & ashwaghanda. On top: Coconut cream, mesquite powder, activated coconut charcoal, spirulina, dried blueberries

Base smoothie: Mango, apple, banana, soy milk, coconut cream, spirulina On top: Coconut cream, carob and choc syrup, raspberries, activated coconut charcoal

Base smoothie: Mango, turmeric, almond milk, coconut yoghurt On top: Coconut cream, boysenberries, freeze-dried plums, activated coconut charcoal

Base smoothie: Mango, apple, soy milk, coconut cream, pitaya powder On top: Base smoothie ingredients, coconut cream, activated coconut charcoal, butterfly pea flower powder

Base smoothie: Blueberries, banana, soy milk, coconut cream On top: Coconut cream, coconut water, raspberries, blackberries, spirulina, choc and carob syrup

New Zealand based artist Hazel Zakariya creates stunning art using food. She uses her nutrient packed smoothie bowls to "paint" breath-takingly beautiful artwork. The common ingredients that are used to make the vegan smoothie bowls are cream, milk, fruits, and berries for base and, flowers, spirulina, almond milk, spices, herbs and vegetable powders to create design. She uses only a table knife and skewers as her tools to achieve the realistic end result. Each bowl can take anywhere from one to five hours depending on the complexity of the design. 

Her work has been published on websites including Vogue, Martha Stewart, ABC News, Shape, My Modern Met, Daily Hub, News Mail, Metro, Well and Good, Elle, Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, and Flow to name a few. She has amassed over 36,000 followers on Instagram where you can join her on her creative journey.