Graphic communications student Rebecca Tarran created the "Periodic Table of Burgers" as her final piece for her foundation diploma. Her description: "Exploration of the chemicals and rubbish used in the burgers of the fast food industry." Elements include good ol' carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen...along with plastic bags, insecticides, and manure. View larger images of the table and the burgers at rebeccatarranportfolio.tumblr.com. More

Hawk Krall, combination AHT correspondent/hot dog correspondent/illustrator, recently posted on his blog about this awesome fried onion burger illustration that he made for American-themed burger joint The Burger Map in Sao Paolo, Brazil. The fried onion burger is originally from El Reno, Oklahoma, which celebrates this glorious marriage of caramelized onions and smashed beef with the annual El Reno Fried Onion Burger Day, this year held on May 5. More

Jacob Ashley of The Wooden Arcade makes nifty pixel art out of wood, like this burger based on the 1980s game BurgerTime. More

The current issue of architecture and design magazine Icon features this intricate neon papercraft burger on its cover, made by French design studio Zim&Zou. See more photos of the burger at Behance. More

Yesterday one of my favorite comic artists Anthony Clark, aka Nedroid, tweeted the awesome illustration above with the message, "I wish I remembered what this was about." I too would love to know more about the adventures of Cheeseburger and Unicorn as they ready themselves for a battle with Monolithic Demon Robot, but maybe it's ok that it stand on its own without explanation. More

From photographer Henry Hargreaves and stylist Lisa Edsälv come the series Food of the Rainbow featuring a burger, pancakes, linguine, and ice cream. See the rest of the photos at Feature Shoot. More

London-based American artist Hannah Ross is selling tiny cheeseburgers encased in lucite cubes based on her series "American Carcinogen Collection." Three of the ten burgers she made are available on her Etsy page—burger 2, burger 4, and burger 6—for $80 each More

If you couldn't make it to the sold-out Burgermat dinners and art show in London this past June, you can still buy the show's burger-inspired limited edition prints (curated by fellow burger blogger Burgerac) online at Print-Process. Each of... More

AHT reader Q80 BurgerBelly sent us this photo of artist Kevin Crelerot's sculpture "Femme au Chapeauburger" as part of the Montreaux Biennale in Montreax, Switzerland. This sculpture, among others, will be on display until September 25. More

Last week our San Francisco correspondent David Kover spotted this street art by Zoltron on 18th Street between Guerrero and Dolores, at the construction site where Bi-Rite Market is building a new space for their community center, 18 Reasons. The painting has evolved since then, now with more Hamburglar and scrawls of "HIPSTER." More