The 50 Foods in 50 Days etched series has been published by artist CJ Hendry. The illustrated series is inspired by the last meal consumed by death row inmates, hence this collection's depiction of different dishes.
Encasing each one of these dishes are faux Hermes plates. Since these drawings represent the final moments of prisoner's lives, Hendry believes that the cutlery should be as opulent as possible.
The sausage links, asparagus and tomatoes shown in 50 Foods in 50 days are extremely lifelike. Many of the sketches appear three-dimensional, popping out of the pictures by way of black and white shading. For those familiar with Hermes logos, the designs are equally standalone as the links and patterns appear raised on the paper.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Death Row Cuisine Art
- Opportunities for artists to create thought-provoking art that highlights social justice issues by merging food and art.
- 3D Food Illustration
- Opportunities for graphic designers to create realistic and visually appealing food illustrations using 3D technology.
- Luxury Cutlery Decor
- Opportunities for businesses to capitalize on luxury cutlery and home decor inspired by high-end brands.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- Artists and graphic designers can utilize food themes and 3D technology to create unique and eye-catching illustrations.
- Food and Beverage
- Food and beverage businesses can use food illustration to enhance their branding and marketing.
- Home Decor
- Luxury home decor businesses can benefit from a trend in high-end cutlery and dishes for affluent consumers.
