[Illustration: Laser Bread] Thanks to artist Laser Bread, I now know what a burger would look like on a trampoline: pretty damn cute. Related Inspirational Burger Painting 'Best Ten Minutes' 'The New Yorker' Cover Art: 'The Food Chain'...
[Image: Young and Foodish] Daniel Young of Young and Foodish put together this Burger Doneness Gallery of Mark Rothko-esque images covering rare red to well done gray....
[Photograph: braintees on Etsy] I enjoy browsing Etsy not in search of handicrafts to accent my home with, but to see what atypical things people make and try to peddle on the Internet (refer to Regretsy for the worst)....
[Illustration: Kelly Lasserre] This charming painting of a deconstructed burger meal comes from illustrator Kelly Lasserre, with the caption: "for derrick: his favorite burger experience." You can buy a print in her Etsy shop....
[Photograph: Let's LEGO] This cheeseburger combo made out of Lego bricks is one of many unique creations from Japanese website Let's LEGO. There's also a Lego hamburger train. [via Walyou]...
[Illustration: Daniel Clowes] This week's issue of The New Yorker ("The Money Issue," October 12) features three covers by artists Dan Clowes, Zohar Lazar, and Mark Ulriksen called "The Food Chain." The series feature a wealthy woman about to...
Juliane Zelwies, "Hamburger Diagram" This Saturday, August 8, Laundromat Gallery in Bushwick is starting off their 2009 season with The Burger Show, an exhibition/barbecue of hamburger-themed art and real hamburgers "designed with an art historical or conceptual theme." One...
An email from Switzerland-based artist Marcella Lassen just alerted me to her new website, and I realized I've been remiss in highlighting her series of hamburger art here on AHT. She actually has a separate site for the series,...
Photograph from gumbee1466 on Flickr At last weekend's Jell-O Mold Competition in New York, Rachel Morrison contributed a piece called "Cheeseburger in Paradise" made of Jell-O molded to look like cheeseburger ingredients. Although it may not taste like a...
Tomo Isoyama's 'Hamburger Series' Los Angeles-based artist Tomo Isoyama's Hamburger Series reminds me of Scanwiches but more organized and focused on burgers. To make Hamburger Rose and Hamburger Stacker he says he "visited various hamburger chains in the area...
