Food Geometry. When you have Japanese set meal, you'll see all kinds of shapes and forms from the tableware. On top of that, There are perfectly shaped triangle rice balls called Onigiri, rectangular-shaped omelette and even small dices of tofu in Miso soup!. I also draw traditional Japanese pattern often seen in Furoshiki clothes in the background to give the artwork the sense of place.

Food Geometry - Brunch at one of my favorite place in Boston, Tatte.

My mixed media paper collage was so much fun to make, as I thought about all the wonderful geometric shapes and colours of food. I think this might just be the first of many more illustrations for TDAC, as there are so many more lovely shapes and colours to play with!

A modern take on my favorite kind of break! Geometric shapes make up this mid-century modern influenced ode to everything coffee.

FOOD GEOMETRY! Food, packaging, appliances and utensils are all geometric when you look closely - forming their own building blocks of delicious recipes!

Sushi, in all it's geometric glory.

An easy to make and even easier to eat salad. Food Geometry!

My family's recipe for pickled red onions, illustrated by me in watercolor and hand-lettered by my mom Shelley. We add these red onions to just about everything, they're really handy to have in the fridge.

Cakes and trifles are beautiful constructions, so I created a patisserie city for the food geometry challenge!

A fun take on the idea of Food Geometry, taken literally!

Food Geometry. A lovely summer dessert using delicious fresh fruit of your choice. A pattern of fruit shapes!

Here's a simple grill combo: asparagus, baby carrots, sliced red onion and whatever else you want to include! Always fun to explore new ways of drawing vegetables, and food geometry was super fun!

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.

Food Geometry

Food Geometry