Growing up, my parents would always cut up fruit and de-shell nuts for us, as sort of a post-supper snack. My mother would carefully cut up chilled seasonal fruit and brew a pot of chrysanthemum tea. My father would use his own teeth to crack open salted peanuts and sunflower seeds for us, while frying up prawn crackers at the stove.
They're just simple cut fruit and nuts, but somehow they don't taste the same when I'm just preparing them by myself. That they are meticulous labors of love are what make them taste special.

*Completed for Rebecca Bradley's "Illustrating the Edible" course at MICA*

Gorgon fruit is a kind of food which is only grow at Jiangnan area of China. This is a family recipe. My mom likes cook it for me as breakfast. It is quite easy and fast to cook~
It can be frozen and keep for a long time.

Frutta e fantasia-Lettering fruits
HanPicked Design Challenge

Thankful to Mother Earth for the bounty that she gives to us to nourish our bodies. This piece celebrates the abundance that we have before us and encourages us to share what we have.

Mix and match fruity flavors and granola for a sweet rainbow treat. Yes, chocolate is definitely part of the rainbow.
Illustrated for the Hand Picked: Eat the Rainbow prompt.

Eat the rainbow with this fresh fruit "cake". Fun to make with kids!

Eat your greens, and oranges, reds, pinks, purples, blues, and yellows too!

This Fruit Salad recipe is quite tasty, and easy to make. Best of all, eating fruits from all colors of the rainbow will provide you with healthy antioxidants as well as a variety of vitamins and minerals and fiber to help keep you healthy. This recipe was inspired by Design Challenge 1: Eat the Rainbow as well as the many fruit salads that my father made for us when we were younger, and those we make regularly today.

Three easy smoothies to brighten up your day.

A collection of my favourite fruits (kiwi, fig and pink grapefruit) from different places of which create a wonderful colour palette too.

A rainbow a day... You know the old saying of course :) Well I've updated it slightly with my fruity rainbow explosion! Let's all enjoy more of that colourful juiciness!

A pattern made from fruit with Eat the Rainbow lettering.

These homemade rainbow popsicles are made of tons of fruit, which makes them super healthy and incredibly tasty as well. Not to mention, they are absolutely gorgeous to look at!
Recipe courtesy- The First Year Blog

Live your healthiest and best life by eating a colorful diet of fresh, rainbow fruit!

Colorful vegetables and fruits are special gifts from mother nature. They make us healthy and happy. So, eat the rainbow!!