David Olenick has thought a lot about what our food would tell us if it could be brutally honest. The designer and illustrator has done a series of food related pictures, NSFW language included. The cute cartoons hilariously tap into our deepest thoughts (and anxieties) when it comes to some of the things we eat.
Whether we are being seduced by chocolate or being told to calm down by a cup of tea, the drawings are almost alarmingly accurate. Some of the other featured food items include a double patty cheeseburger, beer, wine, peanut butter, lollipop, broccoli, coffee and pint of ice cream.
Many of the David Olenick pictures are also available on t-shirts or other merchandise, which are available through his website.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Brutally Honest Food Illustrations
- Opportunity for food brands to embrace transparency and connect with consumers by showing the true side of their products.
- Exploring Consumer Thoughts and Anxieties
- Opportunity for market research and advertising agencies to develop campaigns that tap into consumers' deepest thoughts and anxieties about food.
- Food Illustration Merchandise
- Opportunity for artists and designers to create merchandise showcasing food illustrations that resonate with consumers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
- Opportunity for the food and beverage industry to embrace transparency and create products that align with consumers' desire for honesty.
- Market Research
- Opportunity for market research agencies to conduct studies on consumer perceptions and anxieties around food.
- Fashion and Design
- Opportunity for fashion and design industries to collaborate with artists and designers to create merchandise featuring food illustrations.
