New York Artist Sadi Tekin Tells Stories with Chickpeas
Tia Clarke — February 25, 2013 — Art & Design
References: saditekin.tumblr & behance.net
These images from New York artist Sadi Tekin are probably the quirkiest examples of food art I've ever seen. In the series 'Mr. Chickpea and Friends,' a man's face is illustrated on a chickpea.
Yes, you read that right. In the images we see the chickpea placed around different areas in New York City in humorous positions and situations. From a green Kermit the Frog chickpea to one who looks quite scared of the prospect of being eaten by a human, this series is slightly strange, yes, but it will also give you a chuckle.
Sadi Tenkin is a New York based illustrator and product designer. This is a cute take on the popularization of food art.
Yes, you read that right. In the images we see the chickpea placed around different areas in New York City in humorous positions and situations. From a green Kermit the Frog chickpea to one who looks quite scared of the prospect of being eaten by a human, this series is slightly strange, yes, but it will also give you a chuckle.
Sadi Tenkin is a New York based illustrator and product designer. This is a cute take on the popularization of food art.
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