Elizabeth Graeber’s Food On Paper Illustrations Are Delicious

moray mair | All about mutantspace | August 30, 2012

Elizabeth Graeber‘s ‘Food On Paper’ illustrations are wonderful. Simply wonderful. Their vibrant colours remind me of Judith Kerr’s illustrations in ’The Tiger that Came to Tea’ while her quirky drawing style has shades of Quentin Blake – in it’s immediacy and boldness. Yes, her work belongs in such illustrious company. What’s most gratifying about the series is that she plainly states her love for food, a desire that comes out in her drawings.

She’s just published ‘An Illustrated Guide To Cocktails’ and should wish to buy any of her illustrations they’re available online.

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