Oddly satisfying food

While food presentation, or ‘plating’ has long been an important aspect to dining across many cultures, the dawn of the Instagram era has seemingly taken it to another level.

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Visual artist Adam Hillman is obsessed with aesthetics, but totally in a good way. Adam creates satisfying colourful patterns using everything from LEGO bricks, to various foods and candies.

Everybody has a different idea of perfection. For some it's when a shadow perfectly aligns with the pavement, while others find perfection in finding round pebbles (or cats...), or the way that their Tic Tacs perfectly line up inside the box. Whatever your idea of perfection is, you're sure to find it in this visually satisfying list compiled by Bored Panda. Feel free to add to the list and don't forget to vote for your favorite!

The color transition on this blood orange http://ift.tt/2ngdlVL

Finally, you can eat in peace.

Bliss.

It is so much fun seeing how nature fools us on a daily basis. Whether it’s a kiwi-shaped gourd or trees waiting to cross the road, that part of nature is strange and hence amazing. The world is full of situations where you get confused yet, at the same time, admire what you have just seen.

Another perfect spoon of peanut butter https://ift.tt/30uyMXL

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One of the most common questions regarding aesthetics is 'what things count as art?' To Adam Hillman (previously here), the answer to this question is as broad as it is narrow. Adam arranges everyday objects into dynamic patterns to subvert their traditional use and redefine them as tools for artistic innovation.

Simple, seasonal, healthy salads and grain bowls made in-house from scratch, using whole produce delivered that morning.