Coffee Foam Animal Latte Drawings

Food art, in the form of coffee foam, animal latte drawings.

No Pencil or Ink Banana Drawings

Food art drawings which do not utilise ink or graphite.

Food Art and more Pencil Drawings

Gorgeous looking realistic food in art form.

Plants and Fruits Pencil Drawings

Cupcakes found their way into this post, even though they don't really fit with the description in the title. Adding food art would have made it too long.

3D Coffee Foam Creatures

A warm cup of coffee on a cold day is a great thing, but when it looks like this, it's fantastic.

Food Art Packaging Sculptures

An artist with amazing skills and an infinite well, of imagination.

Coffee Food Art Animal Art

The artist describes it as a hobby, that I see as lovely to look at and, I'm sure, just as nice to drink.

Sashimi Art in Fish Food Art

A wonderful way of working all of your senses, while enjoying the artistry of the piece.

Illustrations of Food Art Architecture and More

An eclectic mix of themes, within vibrant and beautiful illustrations.

Famous Paintings in Coffee Food Art

Enhancing our culinary experience, by engaging another one of our senses, sight.

Flowers in Food Art 3D Jelly Cakes

Art that is just as good to look at, as it is to eat.

Themed Decorated Cakes

Many different designs, to make the cakes look as good as they taste.

Staging Drawings in the Real World

Our world and the world of drawings, come together in these lovely pieces.

3D Coffee Latte Creature Designs

Inject some art into your morning latte.

Cakes Pastries and Drinks Food Art Drawings

Drawings that make you think about the kind of foods, that feed our eyes as much as our stomachs.

Food Art - Interstellar Éclairs that map the Universe

If you like art and you like sweet things, then this is the post for you...

Mouthwatering Realistic Food Art Made out of Wood

Pictures of food that look good enough to eat, that is of course, if they were not made out of wood.

Dolls House Miniature Clay Food Art

This is the second time we feature Kim Clough aka (fairchildart) an Artist with an amazing eye for detail and Miniaturist by day, Medical Lab Scientist by night.  She tells us how she started in 2008, with a book from Sue Heaser, "Making Doll's House Miniatures with Polymer Clay", in which there are many easy to follow tutorials, covering many different types of miniatures.  Now she uses reference pictures, of real food from different angles, to create her tiny replicas.  She buys the cutlery and the dishes, with each clay sculpture taking between 1 and 3 hours to complete, depending on the complexity.

Recipe Cards and Imaginary Factory Infographics

(the images below can be enlarged).  Chinese Artist and Illustrator Jing Zhang specialises in creating images to explain items.  This form of art is called Infographics, which is a combination of the 2 words, information and graphics.  We have put together two groups of her personal works, the Recipe Cards and Imaginary Factories, where she finds an alternative way of explaining how things work. Zhang's work is known around the word for the fun and creative way she explains things, have a look below and you will see.

Kyaraben Bento Monsters Themed Lunch Art

Li Ming Lee is a Singaporean stay at home Mum of two, who loves to add a bit of flare to her children's Lunches.  She creates themed Bento Boxes (it is a pack meal, common in Japanese society where, the different foods are separated, in the box, by various compartments.  Kyaraben are the elaborate artistic and themed foods like Ming's).  On her site, she has a section for tutorials and recipes for her amazing creations.  Enjoy your food with your eyes, as well as your taste buds.