Album covers made with Japanese food

bento_8.jpg Japanese food is famously colorful, and people often pack creative, artful lunches for their kids and spouses. The Jacket Lunch Box blog belongs to a designer/DJ/food enthusiast who likes to make American album covers out of food. Here's a replica of Public Enemy's Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age, made of seaweed, fish cakes, sour plum, and rice.

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Weezer's Green Album is made with cabbage, seaweed, ham, fish cakes, paprika, and rice.

The Jacket Lunch Box blog (in Japanese)

( Lisa Katayama is a guest blogger.)


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Yep. boingboing plays with its food.

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Awesome, just Awesome! The Green Album looks greener.

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That's pretty amazing that someone did that. You must be a big weezer fan. I guess I will give you props!

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4: I have always been a fan of that cover. It is pretty intense made out of food - someone obviously worked really hard on it. Thanks for sharing!

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I have had a great love of the art of Japanese bento for quite a while. Some of the artfulness that goes into creating these meals is incredible, especially with the time that must go into them... just a quick search of flickr can pick up a few very pretty ones that people have made, including entire garden scenes created with coloured egg whites, snow-peas slithers of capsicum and more. The creativity for something which is going to be consumed not all that long after... well... presentation is everything!

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I guess this answers the age-old question of what album you'd like to have if stranded on a desert island. There's nothing as effective as base appeals to the lower levels of the Maslovian pyramid through food to change priorities and restructure shopping lists.

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These are great--I thought you might like this picture, from when my diorama club's theme was "edible music":
http://www.flickr.com/photos/quintana_roo/2303321697/in/set-72157600069842478/
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/quintana_roo/2303321691/in/set-72157600069842478/

Nilsson's The Point, made all of candy..
But these make me want to go back and make more!

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