
Food Illustrations
Everyone is a food photographer nowadays, and Instagram and Pinterest have made customers grown tired of this aesthetic. If you want to stand out from the crowd, food illustrations may just be what you need!
Individual ingredients, steps of a recipe, a finished dish — food illustrations can capture all of these things and more. And rather than being only neutral documentation, they can actually bring to light the soul of a dish or even cuisine.
Take a look at these successfull projects that use food illustrations:
To promote Peruvian cuisine and culture and help their patrons learn more about it, London-based hospitality group »Ceviche Family« started their magazine »La Yapa«. The first issue presents the three major regional cuisines of Peru, as well as typical Peruvian pastries. For the magazine, I created multiple food illustrations in a watercolor style.

Drawn with artists’ colored pencils, rich in pigments, these mouth-watering food illustrations capture the essence of local dishes from around the world.

This tea towel puts the spotlight on a very versatile ingredient: Chillies. Showing a breadth of different varieties results in a colorful, vivid illustration.
