Food Geometry.

Fall is fast approaching, which always make me think of all the fun and beautiful varieties of squash...and, of course, the woodland animals bulking up for winter.

Food Geometry.

Well, I thought I was done drawing panels for this challenge...until my husband went fishing with his friend. The fishing buddy caught a salmon and brought over some cut pieces of fish for my husband to smoke. I now attribute the inspiration for two panels to my husband. Thanks, Scott!

Quick and straightforward Sardines Spread. Ready to eat in just a few minutes.

Food Geometry

For a taste of the Second city, follow this description. Create a Chicago style hot dog.

Sushi, in all it's geometric glory.

Make a delicious sandwich with an easy to follow recipe for a simple twist on a bahn mi sandwich.

Is it a meat mandala or a deli disc? Doesn’t matter - Math has never been so tasty! Enjoy this cheesy spread and dream of picnics under shady trees.

Sushi playfully arranged in Geometric pattern

My entry in the Food Geometry design challenge.

Food Geometry

A simple illustration of some guacamole recipe

Food geometry featuring traditional Filipino food called kakanin made from rice or root crops like cassava, usually eaten as snacks and desserts

Watercolour and digital. Items you would find on a cheese and wine evening.

Birthday Bash

Birthday Bash. I live in the Southwest...so there's that,lol. Anything that involves margaritas is a party! And what goes better with margaritas than chips, salsa and guacamole?!