Our parents always told us not to play with our food. Thankfully most of us didn’t listen. I’ve been caught playing with my food plenty of times but @Tishacherry literally takes the cake when it comes to making her food her entertainment. At this point that habit your mother hates to see at her dinner table has easily become Tisha Cherry’s oddball profession. If she’s not the perfect example of how much money and buzz can be made through social media, I don’t know what is.

For those of you who eat with your eyes and not with your stomach, it will be hard not to want chow down on these pop culture centric food favorites and completely “punny” captions. Her feed is decked out in mini sculptures carved into flavored Oreo cream, remarkably accurate portraits drawn in nothing other than your favorite condiments and many more. From what I can see, Tisha Cherry can make something out of anything and I’m feeling it. She’s got everything from Wu-tang shaped brie blocks, a matcha Kanye for Prez Portrait, and of course simple ketchup illustrations to compliment 2some’s favorite burger and I’m all for it.

Feast your eyes on Art made of eats…yum!

As technology continues to change our lives as we know it, those of us with a love for nostalgia are holding on to the things we simply cannot live without barely by our fingertips. As an artist, I have always had a love for old techniques that have laid the groundwork for the societal structures of today. At the very top of my list of obsessions lies hand lettering. Like the common CD or simple single use tools of the 50s, people have deemed handwriting and hand lettering a thing of the past. Little do most commoners know that hand lettering has steadily been making a comeback and has been using social media to build a die hard, letterform loving, cult like following of admires and curious artist. Those artists who choose to share their work with the world have been receiving mad love with follower growth by the thousands in no time. These individuals are highly enthusiastic about the work they are presenting and so are we. There are for sure some industry rock stars killing it that I haven't stumbled across just yet, but for now let me give you a taste of what a few of these artist are working with. They are truly a motivation to go find a box of Crayola markers (yes, those markers you used in elementary school!), a stack of paper, and make shit happen. I can't promise that you won't see some of my prototypes up on our pages in the near future. For now keep up with some of these artist and bask in your newest obsession.